UN Assembly: Lula defends multilateralism against the climate crisis and regulations for digital platforms
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At the UN, organizations advocate for stronger legislation on human rights and business practices in Brazil
Organizations called on the UN to put pressure on the Brazilian government to approve the National Framework for Human Rights and Business and to create other measures against slave labour
The dynamics of ultraconservatism in Brazilian Congress and its religious connections
Ties between ultraconservative Catholics and Evangelicals are strengthening a common agenda that affects public policies in areas such as gender, education, and security
“Friend of the Court” organizations indicate a risk of setbacks in indigenous rights in a conciliation hearing on Law No. 14,701 at the Supreme Court (STF)
After Apib left the conciliation panel, twelve organizations reinforced criticism to the conduct and lack of clarity of the panel as to its object of the discussion
2024 Elections: disinformation causing real harm to democracy and people’s lives
According to experts, the phenomenon of disinformation, amplified by digital platforms, distorts the truth and undermines trust in institutions
Northeastern communities fight for a just energy transition; watch the documentary
Exchange between quilombola communities from Paraíba and Piauí enables discussions on pathways for building community energy governance
UN expert warns about restrictions on legal abortion, the timeframe thesis and facial recognition in Brazil
During her visit to the country, the UN Special Rapporteur on contemporary forms of racism, Ashwini K.P, stressed that these issues are directly related to racial inequality in Brazil. She called for bold and transformative actions to address systemic racism
Vladimir Herzog Award announces special awards recipients of 2024
