O pacto global para as migrações e o debate entre o universalismo e relativismo cultural dos direitos humanos

Abstract

The purpose of this article is to discuss and describe the Pact for a Safe, Ordained and Regular Migration, analyzing the current migratory crisis that motivated its elaboration. Such analysis is done from the perspective of human rights, not as universal or multicultural, but from the perspective of the universalism of arrival, based on the studies of Herrera Flores. Thus, these three theories that discuss the universal character of Human Rights are addressed, in order to defend the Pact for Migration as an orientation for state action, however broad and little specific, concluding that it is an important tool solution to the crisis, but which lacks more precise and efficient objectives.