Regulamentação da comunicação em face da proteção da infância e juventude

Abstract

The State designed by the Constitution, beyond the legal system, implies the constitutionalization of basic rules of the Public Administration, surpassing the limits of minimal State and requiring the creation of organs that comply the constitutional desideratum. It has been a bigger regulatory role and mediator between multiple instances and the Constitution outlines a framework to realize the democratic principle through social communications. The constitutionalization of the right to communication coexists with the obligation to protect the child and adolescent, and much of the normative design is done by means of principles. It is researched, in this work, whether the restrictions on children’s advertising are constitutional as well as the principles on social communication are directly applicable. Through exploratory bibliographic research, it is noticed that principle norms possess fundamental rights’s stature, therefore having applicability, even if subjected to mitigation