NGOs seek compensation in court for intimate searches in São Paulo prison facilities
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Supreme Court to decide whether crimes committed by military personnel should be prosecuted by Civil Justice system
Human rights organizations say the Military Justice system in Brazil is not in a condition to meet the need to hold military personnel accountable for crimes committed against civilians
Organizations release second statement with recommendations for digital platforms
The document outlines some problems with the policies of digital platforms during the 2022 elections and recommends changes
Sur 32 debates challenges of global human rights movement; read the latest issue of the journal
Newly released issue discusses new configurations of global power; technology, disinformation and democratic processes; and structural challenges for non-governmental organizations
Strategic litigation in climate emergency is topic of debate and book launch in São Paulo
The collection of articles entitled “Litigating the Climate Emergency”, organized by César Rodríguez-Garavito, will be launched on Thursday, February 9
Yanomami tragedy: the warnings that the Bolsonaro government didn’t want to hear
By ignoring the calls for help from the indigenous community, the reports filed by civil society and by actively working on behalf of illegal mining in the country’s largest indigenous land, the previous federal administration and its allies signed a population’s death sentence
Brumadinho tragedy: 4 years of impunity
A Manifesto demands criminal accountability of those responsible for the dam failure in Brumadinho
Civil society organizations ask to participate in a legal case requiring BNDESpar to take measures to combat climate change
Four organizations could join the case as amicus curiae (friends of the court), providing specialized insights to help the court make its decision
