Sur Journal celebrates its 20 th anniversary with an issue on authoritarianism and human rights in the Global South
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Organizations resort to the UN to report the weakening of the protection of children who are victims of sexual violence
At the UN Human Rights Council, organizations warn of the impacts of suspending the Conanda resolution on sexual violence and legal abortion
Jamil Chade and Paulo Caruso will be the recipients of a Special 2026 Vladimir Herzog Award
Journalist and cartoonist will receive a special homage in the 48th edition of the Vladimir Herzog Amnesty and Human Rights Journalistic Award
Torture is not treatment: what therapeutic communities reveal about rights violations
On the International Day of Support to Victims of Torture, Conectas shows data on inspections and monitoring that reveal how therapeutic communities have been associated to human rights violations, forced labor, and deprivation of liberty in Brazil
At the UN, civil society warns of the impacts of artificial intelligence on political rights and elections
Resident protests police raid that killed 14 people in Guarujá, 90 km away from São Paulo, on August 2nd, 2023. (Photo: Allison Sales / AFP)
Human rights, labor, and climate: civil society demands for AI governance
Declaration signed by organizations of 55 countries and sent to the UN defends that global regulation of artificial intelligence should be based on human rights, environmental justice, and social participation.
NGOs ask the OECD for strict rules to hold companies accountable for rights violations
Signatories defend that States should adopt measures that can assure that companies are held accountable for abuse committed along their value chains
This Wednesday (10), the STJ judges a lawsuit that may recognize the Crimes of May 2006 as severe human rights violations
The deaths that occurred in the Baixada Santista region may no longer be time-barred
