At the UN, Brazilian organizations warn of the risks of broadening the definition of terrorism
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Five years on, the same questions remain: Who had Marielle Franco killed? And why?
Following the opening of an investigation by the Federal Police, the case of the murder of the city councilwoman and her driver Anderson Gomes, which took place on March 14, 2018, is more alive than ever
Margarida Genevois turns 100 years old
A Conectas Associate and an important figure in the Brazilian human rights movement
Workers in vulnerable conditions expose the precariousness of labor rights in Brazil
International Labour Organization notes that the economic slowdown could drive an increase in the acceptance of degrading jobs, intensifying inequality; understand what is meant by precarious work
Conectas denounces racist police stops at the UN
In a statement, the organization issues a warning about racial profiling and the urgency of combating structural and institutional racism
Article: The STF and racist police approaches
Read an article by Sueli Carneiro, Theo Dias and Gabriel Sampaio in Folha, a Brazilian journal, on racial profiling trial analyses
Workshops address strategies for climate litigation and human rights; sign up here
The second edition of the course brings together activists, researchers and other social stakeholders to discuss lessons learnt and new paths for climate litigation in Brazil
What is at stake at the Unesco conference on internet safety?
