Moda sustentável: a problemática do dumping social e ambiental sob a ótica da sustentabilidade e suas diversas faces

Abstract

The present work is based on the problem of Dumping as a practice of unfair competition that aims to profit at any cost, in a context of sustainability in its not only environmental but also social aspects. The general objective is to analyze the concepts that involve sustainability as a constitutional principle, as well as the definition and objectives of Sustainable Development in the context of the fashion industry, which in turn is one of the largest and most important markets. Within the specific objectives, it is intended to debate the practice of dumping by which products are inserted with their respective values below the local market, and as a consequence threatens or even causes serious damage to this industry in the country that imports. And in the context of this practice, thoroughly analyze not only the issue of social dumping but also environmental dumping, both of which are guided by environmental and labor legislation backed by sustainability as a principle. It seeks to ask how it is possible to eradicate such practices in order to preserve the multidisciplinary bias of sustainability. Its main objective is to demonstrate the reality behind the glamorous fashion industry in which labor and exploitation of natural resources are used inappropriately or improperly. The present study makes use of jurisprudential, doctrinal and documentary analysis to verify the effectiveness of the rules as well as of all the measures adopted by the Judiciary in order to preserve the entire ecosystem, the dignity of the human person and above all the future of present and future generations.