100 days of the Lula government: the main measures on the human rights agenda
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UPR: Brazil rejects recommendations that discriminate against LGBTQIA+ persons
During the country’s review process in the UN, Brazil rejected recommendations from Russia and Egypt that limit the definition of family to “its traditional understanding”
How the justice system can be engaged to tackle the climate crisis
In a book, experts explain how climate litigation can be an innovative tool to help combat the climate crisis, racism and other inequalities
NGOs call for action against slave labour and for approval of the bill on human rights and businesses
A speech given at the UN Human Rights Council calls for international efforts against labour analogous to slavery and for approval of the National Benchmark on Human Rights and Businesses
Disorderly use of digital technology during the Bolsonaro government is the target of a denouncement at the UN
Four Brazilian organizations drew attention to the harvesting of people's data during the Covid-19 pandemic and to spyware being hired
At UN, Conectas calls for strengthening of fight against torture in Brazil
The organization raises warnings about custody hearings, therapeutic communities and abusive searches
At the UN, Brazilian organizations warn of the risks of broadening the definition of terrorism
Bills of law proposed by 'bolsonarismo' in recent years allow for the idea of terrorism to be employed to create mechanisms for persecution, surveillance and the criminalisation of civil society
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
