Abolitionist laws The abolition of slavery in Brazil was a process that

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The field of Law, lasted almost four decades. In the Eusébio de Queirós Law  was enacted, which, under pressure from England, prohibited the slave trade. The Free Womb Law established that all children of slaves born in Brazil after its enactment would be considered free. Slave owners had two options: if they freed the eight-year-old person, they would receive compensation of  milréis; if they chose to release her at 21, he would receive nothing. Fourteen years later, the Sexagenarians Law was approved.

The norm granted manumission to enslaved people who were over years old. However, it established strict conditions for this. Freed slaves were required to work for their masters for three years as compensation. They were also prohibited from moving to another city for five years. Marc Ferrez/Reproduction Signing of the Lei Áurea EX Mobile Phone Numbers generated a crowd at the Paço Imperial, in the center of Rio Marc Ferrez/Reproduction After decades of struggle, in the Golden Law ) was enacted, which finally extinguished slavery in Brazil, freeing around people.



The prosecutor of the Public Ministry of Rio de Janeiro Roberta Rosa Ribeiro , coordinator of the Race and Gender Equality Forum of the MP-RJ Association, recalled, in an article published in ConJur , that the end of slavery, established by the Lei Áurea on 13 May 1888 is not a date widely celebrated by the black movement. This is because "there was no true liberation of enslaved black people, who found themselves denied access to and full exercise of their rights, with no provision for reparation measures for these people, who were exploited for such a long period.