THE NOVEL STATUTE OF THE BRAZILIAN INTER-AMERICAN JUDICIARY
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This article examines the novel Brazilian Inter-American Judiciary Statute, enacted by the National Council of Justice, in 2026, as an instrument for strengthening the incorporation of the standards of the Inter-American Human Rights System into Brazilian judicial activity. Employing the deductive method, the study begins with the general premises of the internationalization of law and the international protection of human rights to assess the extent to which the Statute consolidates guidelines aimed at fostering a judiciary committed to fulfilling the international obligations undertaken by the Brazilian State, particularly regarding compliance with international human rights treaties and the exercise of conventionality control. The study demonstrates that the Statute constitutes an important institutional milestone by promoting the consolidation of a judicial culture grounded in the dialogue between domestic and international legal orders and in the effective protection of human rights. It concludes, however, that despite this normative advancement, its full effectiveness depends on overcoming institutional and doctrinal barriers that remain deeply rooted in Brazilian legal culture, as well as on strengthening continuing judicial education focused on International Human Rights Law and the daily application of Inter-American human rights standards.
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