Soldados da Polícia Militar do Estado de Mato Grosso formados em direitos humanos como elemento de construção da segurança pública no Brasil .

Abstract

The theme of this work involves the provision of the Federal Constitution of 1988 about Public Security as a Fundamental Right. Among other purposes, the men-tioned Constitution aims at the constitution of the Brazilian State as a Democratic State of Law which is based on the Dignity of the Human Person as a guide for the creation and institution of its activities as a State. In this sense the present work aims to understand how the institution of the Military Police, as part of Public Security, aligns its formation with that pursued by the constitutional text. The hypothetical-deductive method is used where it is assumed that the machinery of the police in the Western States has a history marked by the political choices of the States at a given time and place. Therefore it would be possible to infer the situation of the Military Police in Mato Grosso by the definition of State in Brazil. For this purpose, the bibliographic review and documentary analysis were used to arrive qualitatively on the re-sults obtained. The results show that the construction of a Citizen Security depends on the action of public security agents, training in human rights because the work of those who legitimately possess the use of physical force as a resource for the objectification of their functions must be in convergence with the fundamentals of the State which establish and uses them. It is concluded that the human rights proposed in the National Curriculum Matrix for Training Actions of Public Security Professionals have the power to transform, along with other measures, the reality of Brazilian Public Safety.