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Pandemic: the impacts of preventing doctors trained abroad from working in Brazil
Examination to validate foreign medical diplomas has not been held for 3 years. The Ministry of Education failed to keep its word and publish in July a public notice for the exam to boost the number of doctors in the country
Suspension of police operations during pandemic reduces deaths by 70% in Rio de Janeiro
According to research, the Supreme Court injunction has saved 30 lives in a month; the reduction of police operations has not led to an increase in crime
Government reopens borders for tourists but keeps restrictions on entry of asylum seekers
A new decree published in an extra edition of the Federal Gazette lets tourists come to Brazil by air
Ministry of Justice department found monitoring more than 500 anti-fascist public security agents
The action is reminiscent of the military dictatorship and a network of organizations has taken steps to stop the persecution from continuing
How fishermen and shellfishers have been impacted by the port of Suape for more than 40 years
Considered the “Engine of the Northeast”, the Industrial and Port Complex has violated human rights and damaged the environment for four decades
The actions and results of Conectas in 2019
The 2019 Annual Report is a commitment to transparency and presents stories of resistance and defense of human rights and democracy
Economy ministry responsible for one in five of Brazil’s norms in the pandemic
The Federal Executive issued 1,536 judicial norms related to Covid-19 in the first six months of the year while indigenous rights are under threat from vetoes by the President
