Kim Kataguiri: The ban on engaging in activities aimed at the under-14 public and the prohibition of holding corporate or managerial participation in establishments intended predominantly for children reflect a consolidated criminological understanding that institutional environments directed at childhood often function as spaces of access, approach and the formation of bonds of trust between aggressor and victim.
Kim Kataguiri: By preventing those convicted of sexual crimes against minors from occupying positions that allow recurrent contact with children, the text reduces objective risk factors and strengthens the State's duty of preventive protection.
Similarly, the prohibition on applying for adoption, guardianship, custody or curatorship of minors fills an important gap in the Brazilian legal system.
Kim Kataguiri: The measure recognizes that the establishment of legal bonds of authority or permanent cohabitation with children requires a high degree of institutional trust and compatibility with the full protection provided for in art. 227 of the Federal Constitution.
Kim Kataguiri: By admitting possible extension of the prohibition through a reasoned technical opinion, the text preserves space for individualized analysis without abandoning the absolute priority given to the protection of childhood.