Os Imigrantes No Brasil, Sua Vulnerabilidade E O Princípio Da Igualdade

Abstract

O presente artigo evidencia os direitos da personalidade, explicando em que momento nasceu tais direitos, bem como o que esses direitos asseguram. Em seguida, o estudo aborda a vulnerabilidade dos imigrantes, bem como o princípio da igualdade, ressaltando que independente de estarem legais ou não no País, deve-se garantir a proteção desses estrangeiros. Além disso, o artigo aborda a nova lei dos imigrantes, bem como sua importância para a garantia dos direitos dos estrangeiros. O estudo avança e traz os motivos que fazem com que os imigrantes decidam sair de seus países de origem em busca de uma nova vida. O trabalho também destaca as condições sociais e econômicas dos imigrantes no Brasil. O método utilizado é o indutivo.

Racism against immigrants in Brazil: a critical analysis of employers' discourse

“…It is clear that the majority of immigrant workers in Brazil work in low-skilled activities (Suzuki, 2018). This research also corroborated the literature (Gomes & Pereira, 2015;Silva & Lima, 2017;Villen, 2015) that points out that the majority of the immigrant workers were performing work activities that generally require physical effort and do not require any kind of formal qualification. Almost all the immigrants were in occupations such as: production line feeder; bricklayer; construction worker; cook; assistant in food services; concierge; janitor; elderly caregiver; production and packaging assistant; woodworker, among others.…”

“…Most arrive without a job, desperately looking for work to support themselves. This vulnerability intensifies even more due to ethnic prejudices, xenophobia and racism, which makes it even more difficult for the immigrants to integrate into society (Silva & Lima, 2017). This vulnerability makes the immigrant worker accept various forms of oppression and exploitation imposed on him (Actis et al, 1995).…”

“…The discursive representation that immigrant workers are vulnerable and subject to any kind of work generally leads employers to offer jobs with lower social status, heavy work, poor working conditions and low pay as in construction or cleaning services, according to the literature (Cavalcanti et al, 2018;Silva & Lima, 2017).…”

“…The option of hiring immigrants is a cheap alternative in view of the high cost of labour in Brazil in terms of taxes (Gomes & Pereira, 2015). In fact, as Silva and Lima (2017) state, in most cases, immigrants end up occupying jobs in which Brazilian workers have no interest.…”

“…In 2017, the immigrants occupied mainly low qualified and low paid jobs in Brazil: production line feeders, construction workers, janitors and professionals working in the slaughter, cutting and processing of poultry, cattle, goats, sheep and pigs Gomes & Pereira, 2015;Silva & Lima, 2017). It is clear that the majority of immigrant workers in Brazil work in low-skilled activities (Suzuki, 2018).…”