Abstract
Objective: the article aims to rescue the history of the series "Right Found on the Street", launched in 1987. Methods: a historical summary of the serial publications about the theme was done in order to organize the collection's memory. Results: all the issues of the series make up a reference collection of Law and Citizenship establishing a dialogue between social justice and the knowledge necessary for its realization and concretization. Conclusion: the law It is done in this historical process of liberation while progressively unveiling the impediments of freedom and not injurious to others. Born/Found in the street, in the clamor of the oppressed and despoiled, until it is consummated, it is worth repeating, through the mediation of human rights, the enunciation of the principles of a legitimate social organization of freedom.
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