A contribuição das Instituições Não Governamentais na luta contra a escravidão por dívida no Estado do Tocantins - o caso CPT, CDHA e Repórter Brasil

Abstract

In Brazil, it is estimated that every year about 25-40 thousand workers are found in work situations similar to slavery, according to CPT numbers (2011) and OIT. One of the modalities of the current slavery more identified in state of Tocantins is servitude for debts, according to MPT (2011) is by the employer by the employee's with charges of undue debts. In Tocantins the CPT, CDHA and Reporter Brazil are institutions non-governmental most active in the fight against debt slavery. The development of research were performed readings authors of works: LOPES (2009), CPT (2011), SENADO (2011), OIT (2005), MARTINS (1999), (1986) e AMADO (1996). In the study conducted interviews with members and representatives of the CPT, CDHA, MTE and Reporter Brazil, in addition to collection of data that enabled the construction and analysis of graphics and frame, and finally, visited the tile fixing Moonlight Backwoods in Ananás (TO), a settlement formed with rescued from servitude workers. Therefore, it is concluded that these institutions a very important work in Tocantins, particularly for his performance in several areas as a complaint, inclusion project, database, preventive measures, etc.