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The present study is about access to labor justice for the populations of the rivers, communities with subsistence economies and centennial cultures located on the edge of the many rivers that exist in the Amazon, with very limited access to the capital that occurs only by the waterway. State services are considered poor, if any. There is no immediate access to justice does not exist sticks waste or specialized courts. They are legally marginalized communities, where people (riverine) are excluded from the national tutelary law, although Graduado em Direito e História, pós-graduado em direito do trabalho Universidade Norte do Paraná. Pós graduado em Gestão Educacional. E-mail: donifurlan@hotmail.com 2 Professora da Universidade Federal do Amapá (UNIFAP), doutora em direito pela Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais (UFMG). E-mail: eliasimone@hotmail.com A PROBLEMÁTICA DO ACESSO À JUSTIÇA TRABALHISTA EM COMUNIDADES RIBEIRINHAS: O CASO DO ARQUIPÉLAGO DO BAILIQUE NO ESTADO DO AMAPÁ. Rev. de Direito do Trabalho e Meio Ambiente do Trabalho | e-ISSN: 2525-9857 | Brasília | v. 3 | n. 1 | p. 179 199 | Jan/Jun. 2017. 180 constitutionally find to all intents and purposes, equal before the law. Classic application of the Equality Principle, which falls to the State obligation to correct such social inequality. Methodologically the work included field research, interviews with residents and literature. As objectives, it sought to meet the difficulties that are riparian to protect their labor rights; diagnose the tools that the state provides to soften visible jurisdictional access disparities, and examine whether there is applicability of the principle of equality in the pursuit of equal access justice.