Fashion Law e a disseminação do trabalho análoga à escravidão: a prática do Law Shopping como facilitador para violação de direitos

Abstract

The present work aims to verify the effects of the practice of law shopping by multinational companies on society and its contribution to violations of rights and the suppression of constitutional guarantees, more specifically the spread of slave-like labor in the textile industry. The reality reveals that there are still cases of work analogous to slavery in different stages of the production chain, and the phenomenon of law shopping, which is characterized by the search for more permissive or less supervised jurisdictions, aggravates this situation by allowing the violation of human rights. This work intends to analyze to what extent the use of such an institute contributes to the dissemination of work analogous to slavery, for this purpose the deductive method will be used, Used due to the need to examine the issue in a general context (global), as well as to proceed with the doctrinal, legal and jurisprudential analysis (ZARA case) in order to define the advances in the treatment of the theme of work analogous to slavery, added to the use of law shopping by the textile industry today in the consumer society