Brasil e convenções internacionais: integração da convenção interamericana e do Tratado de Mérida no combate a corrupção e preservação do direito de acesso à justiça

Abstract

This study aims to analyze the integration of the Inter-American Convention against Corruption and the United Nations Convention against Corruption within the Brazilian context, focusing on the preservation of the right of access to justice. The research stems from the relevance of international cooperation in combating corruption and seeks to understand how Brazil has implemented these international legal instruments in its legislation and institutional practices, particularly regarding the impact of corruption on access to justice. The study adopts the deductive method, with a descriptive design, qualitative approach, and bibliographic-documentary technical procedure. The findings reveal normative progress, but also structural and political challenges that hinder the effective application of these conventions. It is concluded that strengthening the implementation of these treaties is essential to combat corruption and ensure full and equal access to justice in the country.