Bangladesh: A Exploração do Trabalho Humano e a Degradação do Meio Ambiente a Partir do Curtimento e Tingimento do Couro Exportado para a Europa

Abstract

World’s history shows that for millennia man has been exploited by the man in the most degrading ways. Achievements of empires were obtained from bloody fights for the sole purpose of obtaining riches (lands and slaves) and, for this reason, the glory of a certain people. Looking at these facts, we seek to guide our research in a specific and contemporary focus on the exploitation of the man by man, the risks to local health and its serious damages that cross borders, and in the form of “luxury articles” carry more than colors and Textures, cancer embedded in pieces that harm the human being and of course the whole environment where they are produced. It’s about Bangladesh, explored for decades in a variety of ways, corroborating for what we classify as “humanitarian crime”. That hurts the ethics in spite of that we considered the humanity’s evolution. For so much we used as methodology the documentary of Portuguese television, that it has the tone of accusation on the fact as initial point starting from which we based the historical subjects theoreticallyemphasizing the ethics as essential so that it continue ahead. Leaving of those premises, our objective was to put in check the paper of the Right in the sense of to regulate and to mediate interests, and of preserving the human life as included in international agreements.