Últimas notícias Human Rights

Anapu - No próximo dia 12, completam 10 anos do assassinato da missionária norte-americana Dorothy Stang, ela defendia o uso sustentável da terra, no município de Anapu, norte do Pará. Na foto, sementes de cacau no PDS Esperança.
Justice

Cargill sentenced for contributing to child labor ring

The company will have to comply with six inspection measures and will have to pay BRL 600 thousand as collective moral damage, for having as cocoa suppliers rural producers who practiced child labor and slave-like labor.

Tortura/dedos quebrados - Em relatório sobre missão ao estado do Ceará, imagem mostra mãos de diferentes presos com indícios de traumatismo nos dedos. Foto: Acervo do MNPCT (2019)
Human Rights

Finger crushing reported in prisons across five Brazilian states

The torture practice was perpetrated and disseminated for years by agents from a federal task force in a number of states in the North and Northeast.

26/06/2023-Abertura da Semana de Políticas sobre Drogas e do Seminário Nacional de Prevenção do Uso de Álcool e Outras Drogas/Sinap. Foto:Isaac Amorim/MJSP.
General

Brazil to bring back humanized approach to drug abuse

 National Secretariat for Drug Policies brought together a number of experts in Brasília and focused on “people-oriented policies” to ensure access to services and rights for people dealing with substance abuse and as well as for their families and communities.

Brasília - 20/06/2023 O ministro dos Direitos Humanos e da Cidadania, Silvio Almeida, participa da reunião do Sistema Nacional de Prevenção e Combate à Tortura (SNPCT). Foto: Fabio Rodrigues-Pozzebom/ Agência Brasil
General

Brazil reinstates national system against prison torture

A number of human rights violations were listed at the meeting on the return of the National System to Prevent and Combat Torture, held by the Ministry of Human Rights and Citizenship in Brasília on Friday.

Londres, Inglaterra – Imagem de Dom Phillips e Bruno Pereira projetada na Tower Bridge, em Londres. Foto: OPI Isolados/INSTAGRAM
Human Rights

Human rights activists in Brazil were attacked 1,171 times 2019–22

A recent report lists threats, physical aggression, murder, assault, sexual harassment, slander, injury, defamation, racist and homophobic attacks, institutional and judicial violence, and suicide. In four years, 169 advocates were killed—three every month.