RESTORATIVE JUSTICE, A POSSIBILITY THROUGH THE ADOPTION OF RELIGIOUS PRECEPTS IN HUMAN LIFE: THE LAICITY OF THE STATE AND THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THE RIGHT TO BELIEVE AS A HUMAN RIGHT

Abstract: Human beings persistently seek Justice and this reality is in line with the objective of this research work, which is to demonstrate that this ideal can find a solution through the adoption of Restorative Justice based on the religious precepts that it freely and freely adopts. conscious, present in society from a Right of Belief that makes effective a Human Right advocated in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, therefore, always to be respected. What justifies the work is the fact that the State, having secularism as its characteristic, must accept the freedom of belief and, therefore, the use of its values when applying the Law so that there is Justice. To demonstrate that such a reality is possible, the methodology used was abduction, through the adoption of a bibliographic research method in theoretical references able to support textual arguments. The intended result was achieved, as it was found that Restorative Justice, based on the religious principles that underlie it, is capable of promoting the rescue of the dignity of the human person when effectively applied. It is noteworthy that the present research did not intend to exhaust the proposed theme, but simply to promote the expansion of debates in academic spaces.