International judicial cooperation by means of direct aid in the fight against international abduction of children in Brazil and Colombia

Abstract

This paper addresses the issue of international judicial cooperation by the direct assistance. It reflects on the impact of globalization on the state, the law and the legal systems. Contextualize the reduction of the effectiveness of the rights and the crisis of the process. Adresses the international judicial cooperation as a tool to promote integration of various judicial systems, necessary in a complex and interconnected world in judicial cooperation, there is the direct assistance as a mechanism for cooperation among states, as a less bureaucratic vies, contributing to a more agile adjudication for the achievement of the rights also internationally. One of the international instruments that provide for cooperation by the direct assistance the Hague Convention on international abduction of minors, 1980. Will be examined comparatively procedures for judicial cooperation in civil aspects of child abduction in Brazil and Colombia.