Children's rights must be at the center of debates about environmental degradation, global warming, and its consequences, say NGOs that launched a global campaign.
From January to December 2021, 18,681 such reports were counted among the complaints filed with Brazil’s Human Rights Ombudsman Office—18.6 percent of the total.
A new law comes into force today (June 27) prohibiting the use of corporal punishment and cruel or degrading treatment as a way to discipline and educate children and adolescents.
The district of Itaquera, in eastern São Paulo city, where the stadium to host the opening ceremony of the World Cup was built – Itaquerão – has reported cases of sexual abuse of children and adolescents during the construction period.