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In a letter, 122 organisations demand justice for Moïse Kabagambe
This declaration by civil society and religious organisations calls for those responsible for the death of the young Congolese man to be held accountable
Supreme Court orders Rio de Janeiro to create plan to reduce police lethality
Justices analyze the appeal of the ADPF Favelas Case with 11 proposals to reduce police violence in metropolitan Rio de Janeiro
ADPF Favelas Case: understand, in 5 points, the case in the Supreme Court to reduce police lethality in Rio de Janeiro
Engagement of civil society organizations and social movements demonstrates to the Supreme Court how police action in Rio de Janeiro violates the fundamental rights of the people who live in favelas
NGOs defend respect for human and environmental rights as condition for Brazilian OECD membership
OECD Watch, FIDH and Conectas urge the OECD to require meaningful reforms before accepting the entry of Brazil and other candidate countries
“Human rights in the Context of the Pandemic” is the theme of the new issue of the Sur Journal; read the texts
Issue number 31 of this international specialist publication on human rights looks into impacts and responses to the pandemic in the Global South
Article: Faced with setback, UNO paid a visit to Brazil to assess the fight against torture
Read the opinion article on the visit to the 3rd UN visit to Brazil to analyze the fight against torture in the country
Modern slavery: how the pandemic and the state of poverty contribute to this situation
Eighteen years after the Unaí Killings, Friar Xavier Plassat talks about the relationship between slave labor and environmental crimes, and the increase in the number of inspections and rescues in 2021
