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Federal court once again bans summary deportation of vulnerable migrants
Ruling states that border decrees “have led to illegalities being committed by the federal government”
In an open letter, more than 130 organizations and experts ask governments to implement a moratorium on the use of surveillance technology
The document, signed by organizations from different countries, comes in response to recent revelations that governments have used Pegasus to spy on journalists and human rights activists
Sur Journal receives contributions for its 31st edition
The next edition of the publication focusing on human rights will feature five formats and targeting human rights in the era of the pandemic
São Paulo Prosecutor´s Office denounces 13 military police for massacre in Paraisópolis and calls for “compensation for material and moral damages”
According to prosecutors, the operation at a funk party was a “serious violation of the rights ” of the people who were there.
Organizations call for stronger action by Federal Prosecutors to combat environmental crimes in the Amazon
Letter sent by the organizations to the Office of the Prosecutor-General and the Higher Council of the Federal Prosecutor’s Office highlights the positive results of the Amazon Task Force, created in August 2018 and disbanded in February this year
Chilean convention: forging a democracy
In an interview with Conectas, Cynthia Imaña, director of the collective, Memorarte: Arpilleras Urbanas, assessed the challenges and expectations in drawing up the new Constitution
Organisations call on National Data Protection Agency to suspend Federal Police surveillance system
