O linchamento. abordagem na perspectiva de vítimas do Bairro Golfe 2 The lynching. approach from the perspective of victims in the Golfe 2 neighborhood

Abstract

O linchamento é um fenómeno que ainda persiste em diferentes partes do mundo. Em Angola tem alcançado proporções preocupantes, particularmente na cidade Capital. Os casos de linchamento acontecem essencialmente em jovens, adultos e poucas vezes em crianças. Esta prática além de ser um acto ilícito, por si só, traz inúmeras consequências em vários aspectos. O presente artigo científico baseia-se no um estudo realizado no Bairro do Golfe 2, que tem como objectivo compreender o linchamento, na perspectiva de vítimas. Pese embora a palavra linchamento não faça parte do ordenamento jurídico angolano, não pressupõe dizer que o seu cometimento não constitui um acto ilícito, pelo contrário, esta prática é punível nos termos do ordenamento penal angolano. A referida pesquisa é importante, sendo que o estudo permitirá que os leitores comunidade do Golfe 2 e não só, compreendam que a prática do linchamento é um acto ilícito e constitui um crime.

Lynching is a phenomenon that still persists in different parts of the world. In Angola, it has reached worrying proportions, particularly in the capital city. Lynching cases essentially occur among young people, adults and rarely children. This practice, in addition to being an illegal act in itself, has numerous consequences in several aspects. This scientific article is based on a study carried out in Bairro do Golfe 2, which aims to understand lynching, from the perspective of victims. Although the word lynching is not part of the Angolan legal system, it does not mean that its commission does not constitute an illegal act, on the contrary, this practice is punishable under the terms of the Angolan criminal system. This research is extremely Lynching is a phenomenon that still persists in different parts of the world. In Angola, it has reached worrying proportions, particularly in the capital city. Lynching cases essentially occur among young people, adults and rarely children. This practice, in addition to being an illegal act in itself, has numerous consequences in several aspects. This scientific article is based on a study carried out in Bairro do Golfe 2, which aims to understand lynching, from the perspective of victims. Although the word lynching is not part of the Angolan legal system, it does not mean that its commission does not constitute an illegal act, on the contrary, this practice is punishable under the terms of the Angolan criminal system. This research is extremely important, and the study will allow readers of the Golfe 2 community and beyond to understand that the practice of lynching is an illicit act and constitutes a crime.