Resumen

LUCAS, Doglas Cesar  y  GHISLENI, Pâmela Copetti. Restless bodies, “deviant” sexualities and the becoming of new legal narratives in constitutional Courts. Cuest. Const. [online]. 2021, n.44, pp.363-381.  Epub 21-Ene-2022. ISSN 1405-9193.  https://doi.org/10.22201/iij.24484881e.2021.44.16168.

Contemporary societies have made sexuality, affections, and desire central categories regarding the construction of the subjectivity of the subject, so that the realization of human rights invariably crosses bodies and sexualities. In this sense, this text intends to present, in a very objective way, a jurisprudential analysis representative of the highest jurisdictional Courts, national or international, and at the heart of which issues of gender and sexuality circulate. The choice of cases considered the geographic-spatial and chronological criteria, selecting the most relevant understandings of the courts of western and westernized countries, but with different cultural, social and economic realities, in addition to decisions involving Regional Courts for the protection of human rights. In the end, it is evident that the Law, through the courts, has been facing, incorporating, and narrating these new themes, signaling an important paradigm shift in terms of gender and sexuality justice.

Palabras llave : Constitutional Courts; difference; sexual rights; gender; sexuality.