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In the present research, the issue of transnational crime on the borders of Mercosur is discussed, from the perspective of International Human Rights Law, and how this affects individuals in those regions, as well as whether the right to personal security, understood as guarantor of rights to life, integrity and development, is safeguarded by international actors. It is discussed whether the effectiveness of these human rights can be achieved by paradigms based on the classical meaning of the General Theory of State, where national sovereignty is exercised hermetically, or whether a new referential based on international cooperation can best serve resolution of the proposed problem. In order to do so, a picture of the violence resulting from criminal activity is drawn, as this affects the Right to Development of its victims in the border regions, and also analyzes the effectiveness of the traditional national way of combating crime. The hypothetical-deductive method and the descriptive, documentary and bibliographic techniques are used in the research.

O direito à segurança pessoal das populações fronteiriças do Mercosul sob a perspectiva do Direito Internacional dos Direitos Humanos