THE UNCONSTITUTIONAL STATE OF AFFAIRS IN THE TREATMENT OF PARENTAL ALIENATION OF SEPARATED PARENTS: THE INEFFICIENCY OF THE BRAZILIAN STATE IN COURT DECISIONS REGARDING THE PROTECTION OF CHILDREN AND TEENAGERS’ VICTIMS OF PARENTAL ALIENATION SYNDROME

Abstract

This article aims to analyze the recognition of the extension in the context of unconstitutional violations due to the treatment of parental alienation in children of separated parents due to the fundamental right of children and adolescents in the principle of family coexistence. Given this pragmatics, the weakening of the constitutional norm regarding the rights of children and adolescents will be explored and how the public bodies responsible for their guardianship position themselves in the face of the consequences of parental alienation from their parents in their development. In addition to understanding the fundamental rights of these vulnerable people, the understanding of the unconstitutional state of affairs will be observed in the light of the Colombian Constitutional Court along with proof of the massive violation of human rights correlated with mediocrity and structural flaws in the State's achievements. The methodology adopted in this research is qualitative, with bibliographic analysis.