Trabalho infantil nas mídias sociais e seu impacto no direito da criança no Brasil: algumas reflexões a partir dos conceitos de sociedade do consumo e do espetáculo

Abstract

This research seeks to reflect, through a review of child protection laws in Brazil, the impact of children's activity on social media. The purpose is to understand how this cultural phenomenon can impact such child protection laws in the country and its consequences for society. In this sense, the aim is, first and foremost, to observe this cultural phenomenon through the concepts of consumer society (Zygmunt Bauman) and spectacle society (Guy Debord), as well as seeking references from other authors who are relevant in this conceptual discussion. Secondly, legal child protection provisions will be reviewed, in order to open up reflection on the impacts of child labor carried out on social media. Furthermore, the research seeks to elucidate how relevant it is for this cultural phenomenon to be discussed widely and in an interdisciplinary manner, both by public bodies and academic circles and by society as a whole, since it is a social concern that must be investigated by public institutions policies, linked to the country's Constitutional Law. The methodology used is the review of literature and laws on the topic.