The right to freedom : a view from the perspective of fundamental rights

Abstract

The man himself is free . Freedom is born with the human being , however, imposed restrictions on the freedom of man because of his opçãode live in society. Therefore , the face of man's spirit ratio being free edo man being a social animal, the freedom inherent in human éconjunturada the deposit law. The rise of the freedoms and guarantees frenteao law and its legal - criminal and political- criminal dogmatic édecorrente development achievements that have strains in philosophical thought , noracionalismo Descartes and liberal individualism , that made emergirsubsídios to that tutelasse the dignity of the human person . Traveled to veredaem that led the state to recognize and protect the dignity of the human being , this was chosen as the foundation of the Social State and Democratic of law, quefindou to be freedom as a fundamental human right , objetivandocomo primate her protection and limits.