Organizations alert UN and OAS to ‘deliberate strategy of armed confrontation’ in Rio de Janeiro
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Civil society warns of the risk of interference in the ‘Dirty List’ of work analogous to slavery
In a letter, 38 organizations criticize an unprecedented decision by the Ministry of Labor to suspend the inclusion of JBS Aves in the registry of employers caught using slave labor
COP30 agreement moves forward in terms of transparency, but fails to protect human rights
Entities recognize progress in the document signed by Brazil and the UN, but ask for more robust clauses against retaliations and lack of access during the conference in Belém
Climate and Human Rights Glossary – Part 2
Research shows that more than half of the Brazilian population has not heard of COP30; the Climate and Human Rights Glossary explains some key concepts of the climate debate
Applications for the 8th Ideas Fair are extended to October 12th
Conectas’ initiative together with Sesc 24 de Maio celebrates the International Human Rights Day and selects projects for an exhibit in December
33 years since the Carandiru Massacre: memory and challenges in Brazil’s penal system
Three decades after the massacre in which 111 people were killed, the Brazilian prison system is still characterized by overcrowding, torture, and impunity
Open letter calls for a fair energy transition before COP 30 in Belém
Organizations warn that the country will only take the lead in climate matters if it takes on ambitious goals and ensures social participation
Lack of regulation and inequality exacerbate flaws in facial recognition in Brazil, says Nina da Hora
At the launch of the report De olho nos vigilantes (Eyes on the watchers), the director of Institute da Hora and a computer scientist, warned of the risks of surveillance and algorithmic racism
