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International organizations warn of risks in project that changes environmental licensing
UN and OAS rapporteurs criticize a draft passed by the Senate that loosens environmental licensing and may breach the rights of traditional peoples and communities
Senate approves dismantling of environmental licensing in Brazil
A bill sponsored by the President of the House is the biggest attack on environmental legislation in the last four decades
May Crimes massacre brought before the Inter-American Court of Human Rights
The 2006 Parque Bristol case goes before the Court following failure to follow the Inter-American Commission recommendations. The trial could determine the Brazilian state´s responsibility for executions and omissions
Devastation Bill: 10 points to understand the bill of law threatening the climate and environment in the year of COP30
The General Environmental Licensing Bill proposal eases regulations, reduces public participation and could exacerbate climate and socioenvironmental crises
Farewell to Pedro Paulo Poppovic
A central figure in Conectas’ history, he was the founder of the Sur Journal and had a restless mind concerning the role of the Global South in the international human rights agenda
The Vladimir Herzog Journalism Award for Amnesty and Human Rights has opened registration for its 47th edition
The most traditional award in Brazilian press is dedicated to journalists, photojournalists, writers, and sketch artists whose production puts a premium on human rights
May Crimes: 19 years later, mothers and entities fight so that the massacre won’t be time barred
According to experts, it is unacceptable that the State has not yet offered a consistent answer with over 500 dead and a context riddled with rights violations
