PANDEMIA COVID 19, NO BRASIL E NA COLÔMBIA: UM OLHAR DO MARCO INTERNACIONAL DE DIREITOS HUMANOS

Resumo

This article analyzes the response of Brazil and Colombia to the COVID-19 pandemic from the perspective of the international human rights framework. This article begins by presenting the international regulatory framework in response to the Covid-19 pandemic, which is based on a series of instruments and principles established by international organizations and various human rights treaties. These regulatory frameworks seek to protect human rights in the midst of the global health crisis. It is noted that the COVID-19 pandemic has had devastating impacts around the world, including in Brazil and Colombia. As the disease spread rapidly, it became clear that it was not only a global health crisis, but was also affecting human rights and the world economy. It is therefore critical to analyze the response of these countries to the pandemic from the perspective of the international human rights framework. This article examines the situation in Brazil and Colombia during the Covid-19 pandemic, analyzing the response these countries have had during the health emergency within the international human rights framework. It discusses the policies adopted by the governments, economic and social support measures, mobility restrictions and closure of activities. International health protocols for collaboration and fair distribution of vaccines worldwide are also analyzed.