Un calls for those responsible for the disaster in Brumadinho to be brought to justice
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Public note: Jean Wyllys’ resignation is a red flag to society
Conectas considers it unacceptable in a democracy for a congressman/woman, to feel unsafe in carrying out the job he/she was elected to do
Crisis in Venezuela requires a democratic, peaceful solution
Conectas, WOLA and Dejusticia have appealed to Venezuelan authorities to guarantee the right to protest and the safety of protesters
Public note: authorities must act quickly and transparently in assisting the victims of Brumadinho
Conectas sympathises with all those affected and demands that businesses and public authorities do not repeat the errors of the River Doce disaster
Decree increases number of positions authorised to classify data as ‘top secret’
In a joint letter, organisations criticise measure that changes the rules of the Freedom of Information Law
NGOS condemn decree on protests in Sao Paulo, at international agencies
A document sent to the UN and the OAS contests the prohibition of masks and the demand for prior warning. It also criticises Military Police repression
In Davos, Bolsonaro ignores letter from the UN and the constitution and talks about “actual human rights”
In a vague yet objective speech, the president focused on environmental conservation without referring to indigenous reserves and climate change
Organisations condemn Doria’s veto of a bill to fight torture in Sao Paulo prisons
