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Timeframe thesis: vote by justice Edson Fachin reinforces protection to indigenous rights in the Brazilian Supreme Court
Supreme court justice votes to remove obstacles to demarcation, protect isolated peoples, and prevent the use of historical vulnerabilities against territorial rights
Understand the decision by the STJ that recognizes the May Crimes as a severe human rights violation
Court dismisses the five-year statute of limitations in a public civil lawsuit filed by the São Paulo State Prosecution Office and determined that São Paulo state courts should analyze the requests for accountability and reparations
Superior Court of Justice (STJ) once again judges the accountability of the State for the May Crimes
Court analyzes whether the May Crimes constitute severe human rights violations, which would eliminate the statute of limitations on State accountability
Organizations ask for Australia to be held accountable for fossil fuels
Members of INCLO from seven countries, including Conectas, support a complaint filed before the UN by Australians affected by the climate crisis
How to expand infrastructure in South America without relinquishing rights
Civil society defends that the IDB’s South Connection Program should incorporate, since its planning stage, transparency, social participation, socio-environmental protection, and respect towards human and socio-environmental rights, in addition to criteria to avoid violations associated with major infrastructure projects
The state of São Paulo is convicted for humiliating strip searches in prisons
In a public civil lawsuit filed in 2014 by Conectas, the São Paulo Court of Justice (TJSP) acknowledges that humiliating strip searches in prisons are a violation of fundamental rights and sentences the State of São Paulo to pay 1 million BRL for collective pain and suffering
