Vozes da rua: percepções da população em situação de rua sobre acesso a direitos, em Feira de Santana

Abstract

This monograph analyzes the population living on the street and access to rights in the Fair City of Santana / Ba. The clipping of the research are people on the streets participating in the Breakfast held Friday by members of the Movement Population Center Street Feira de Santana, in Cotegipe Baron Street, which aims to provide moments of conviviality. The analysis aims to understand the perception of these people regarding access to their rights, and the limits and main challenges encountered to access them. This paper presents the historical trajectory, arguing that the main causes of the emergence and reproduction of the population in street situation, specifically in Brazil, as well as the process of exclusion and criminalization that they experience from day to day. We'll talk about the struggle for the rights and the public policies directed to the people on the street, emphasizing the importance of Notional Movement of the Population in street situation this trajectory. The methodology used for this survey pervaded at first for carrying out the literature, followed by semi-structured interviews, ending with the discourse analysis of respondents. The population living on the street is made up of citizens who have rights guaranteed in law, but these rights are not barred from execution. For there to be changes in this situation it is necessary that the government and society at large to commit and recognize themselves as key players in the claim process and execution of targeted public policies for this population.