<b>Writ of Injuction: the constitutional guarantee for regulation of international treaties of the fundamental human rights of people with disabilities</b> <br> doi:10.5007/2177-7055.2011v32n62p119

Abstract

It is intended, with this present work, to demonstrate that, in the face of fundamental rights which entered the Constitution by the work of international human rights treaties, in view of the renewed regulations brought by EC 45/04, specifically in regards to people with disabilities, the fundamental rights are extremely important and hence should be the obligation of the Powers of State, in defense of the supremacy of the Constitution, to guarantee its accomplishment. Noting that there are dispositives that need regulation, contained within this fundamental human rights treaty, which are being irrefutably disconsidered, their conformation to the Judiciary is perfectly appropriate in order to accomplish that, making use of the instrument of the writ of injunction, to this end, so that the rights of people with disabilities are made viable and amply protected.