Led by Brazil and United States, anti-abortion agreement is signed in Washington with low adherence
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In historic judgment, Supreme Court could define the course of indigenous land demarcation in Brazil
Scheduled for Wednesday, October 28, the case is considered one of the most important for native peoples since the Constitution of 1988
Government food security measures in the pandemic were late and insufficient, study finds
The law that permits food distribution by the National School Food Program was published in April
Human rights group JUSDH submits contributions for Senate confirmation hearing of Kassio Nunes
If confirmed, the Supreme Court nominee will replace Celso de Mello
Vladimir Herzog Award Committee announces winners of 42nd edition
For the first time, the award ceremony will be staged remotely on Sunday, October 25
Folha and Conectas launch podcast on human rights challenges in people’s daily lives
Launched on Friday, October 16, “Cara Pessoa” addresses issues such as hate speech, racism and police violence
Criminal Justice Network takes stand against abusive use of pre-trial detention
In a public statement, organizations warn of the predominance of an overt incarceration policy in the country
Vladimir Herzog Institute and Conectas condemn statement by Hamilton Mourão on Colonel Brilhante Ustra
It is unacceptable for the Vice President of the Republic to attempt such absurd historical revisionism that seeks to rewrite the biography of one of the cruelest and most abhorrent figures in the history of our country
