Camila Asano takes over as executive director of Conectas
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UN Universal Periodic Review: 10 points of the report by Brazil on human rights
The actions highlighted by the State in the field of human rights do not reflect the threats and setbacks that have occurred in recent years; see the analysis by Conectas
Article: Should Military Justice be extinguished? YES
Read the opinion article that reflects on the trials of the Military Justice in Brazil
Sur Journal is receiving contributions for its 32nd edition
The theme of the next edition is “Possible futures: is there a new normal?” Find out how to contribute.
Article: Brazil omits systematic violations of blacks in human rights report to the UN
Read the opinion article on the Brazilian report to the UN (United Nations)
Criminal Justice Network lists five urgent topics to be addressed in first 100 days of government
The group denounces the failure of the current criminal policy, which has made Brazil the country with the highest absolute number of murders
“Diversity is a characteristic that favours all of society”, says the sociologist, Márcia Lima on the 10 years of the Law on Quotas
The researcher at USP and Cebrap believes that, despite advances in terms of inclusion, the question of indigenous and quilombola people and those with disabilities still requires attention
Superior Court of Justice recognizes legitimacy of Conectas to file human rights class action lawsuits
The ruling, given in a case seeking compensation for strip searches, reaffirms the role of civil society organizations in the defense of homogeneous individual rights
