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A Polícia de Segurança Pública tem participado ao longo de quase três décadas, em missões internacionais de paz.
O presente artigo tem por objetivo avaliar, no que concerne a direitos humanos, a preparação de candidatos em futuras missões.
Como método foi utilizado a experiência adquirida pelo autor e a recolha de dados através de entrevista semiestruturada construída expressamente para o efeito.
Foram múltiplos os teatros reais em que a Polícia de Segurança Pública esteve envolvida vivenciando inúmeras situações e criando um conhecimento profundo no âmbito técnico com muitas doutrinas e dinâmicas. Cenários muito complexos de guerra, pós-guerra, desastres naturais ou ecológicos bem como pobreza extrema, todos eles claramente situações potenciadoras de desencadeamentos de violações dos direitos humanos.
Assim, resta averiguar se a componente formativa para os elementos da P.S.P. que participam neste tipo de missões, a sua formação, no que aos Direitos Humanos diz respeito, tem acompanhado toda a dinâmica e evolução adquirida.
Neste desiderato, que será apresentado na forma de conclusão, sempre com a componente construtiva, pretende-se acrescentar algo mais ao muito que já foi feito até ao presente.
Para melhor justificar a existência deste problema e como meio probatório, juntam-se três entrevistas de profissionais desta Polícia, com vasta experiência em Missões Internacionais de Paz.
The Public Security Police has been involved in international peace missions for nearly three decades. The objective of this article is to evaluate, with regard to human rights, the preparation of candidates in future missions. As a method was used the experience acquired by the author and the data collection through semi-structured interview built expressly for this purpose. There were multiple real theaters where the Public Security Police was involved experiencing numerous situations and creating a deep knowledge in the technical field with many doctrines and dynamics. Very complex scenarios of war, postwar, natural or ecological disasters as well as extreme poverty, all of which are clearly situations that trigger human rights violations. Thus, it remains to be ascertained whether the formative component for the elements of P.S.P. who participate in this type of missions, their training, with respect to human rights, has accompanied all the dynamics and developments. In this desideratum, which will be presented in the form of conclusion, always with a constructive component, it is intended to add something more to the lot that has been done so far. To better justify the existence of this problem and as evidence, three interviews of professionals of this Police with extensive experience in International Peace Missions are joined.
The Public Security Police has been involved in international peace missions for nearly three decades. The objective of this article is to evaluate, with regard to human rights, the preparation of candidates in future missions. As a method was used the experience acquired by the author and the data collection through semi-structured interview built expressly for this purpose. There were multiple real theaters where the Public Security Police was involved experiencing numerous situations and creating a deep knowledge in the technical field with many doctrines and dynamics. Very complex scenarios of war, postwar, natural or ecological disasters as well as extreme poverty, all of which are clearly situations that trigger human rights violations. Thus, it remains to be ascertained whether the formative component for the elements of P.S.P. who participate in this type of missions, their training, with respect to human rights, has accompanied all the dynamics and developments. In this desideratum, which will be presented in the form of conclusion, always with a constructive component, it is intended to add something more to the lot that has been done so far. To better justify the existence of this problem and as evidence, three interviews of professionals of this Police with extensive experience in International Peace Missions are joined.
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Direitos Humanos Experiência Pessoal Formação Missões Internacionais República Centro Africana