EGRESSED EXPERIENCES OF SUBJECTS IN PSYCHOLOGICAL SUFFERING IN CONFLICT WITH THE LAW: A CRITICAL CONTRIBUTION OF BLACK THOUGHTS ON SECURITY MEASURES IN THE STATE OF PARÁ
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The security measure is the type of prison-treatment applied to the subject who commits a crime and is considered to be insane by Criminal Law. Taking as a starting point the majority black presence of the prison population under this type of custody in Brazil, the present work reflects with black thoughts on the historical and social impacts of racism in understanding the experiences of companions egressed from the judicial asylum in their challenges in a transitory device of deinstitutionalization in the state of Pará: the República Terapêutica de Passagem (RTP). In an excerpt of a research developed during a master's project, it is proposed to embark on epistemological questions and impasses concerning the demands for reparation and freedom and the white cover-ups in the midst of contemporary strategies for the end of asylums in mental health and criminal justice policies.
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