O DIREITO DE SER DAS MINORIAS LGBTQIA+ SOB A ÓTICA CONSTITUCIONAL E A PERSPECTIVA DA IGREJA CATÓLICA APOSTÓLICA ROMANA NO BRASIL

Abstract

This research analyses the right to be of LGBTQIA+ minorities in light of the current constitutional text in parallel with the perspective of Roman Catholic Church in Brazil. Through a bibliographical review, it proposes a reflection on this thematic. It is intended, therefore, to verify whether the Roman Catholic Church position on screen is consistent or not with the constitutional principles. This way, seeking to deepen the influence of these instances on social relations and, in addition, aiming to study the possible influences of one on the other, as well as the impacts that affect society, especially with regard the rights of being LGBTQIA+ minorities. It also emphasizes the imperative of tolerance – as a presupposition of life in society – the free exercise of the right to individuality as well as the experience of sexuality, as a conception beyond traditional concepts. Finally, it aim to demonstrate that, although the struggle of this class, considered minority, encounters barriers in the effectiveness of its rights, it is possible to glimpse certain advances, which comes to light with notes on some achievements conquered in the legal field. Therefore, concluded that there is still a long way to be paved and traversed, however, as emanating from the principle of human dignity, it may be stated the every person has the right to be as he or she wants to be.