Human Rights
Lula Continues Ambitious in His Desire to Lead the World, But It’s Not Easy to Talk Big to the Big Guys
The G20 Leaders’ Summit takes place on November 18 and 19, in Rio de ...
60 Years After the Military Coup Brazil´s Democracy Keeps Traits of Authoritarianism
The Brazilian transition from the civil-military dictatorship to the New Republic in the 1990s ...
Expelled by Israel from Their Land, 60 Thousand Palestinians and Descendants Live in Brazil
For decades, the Palestinian people have been forced to flee their territories due to ...
Religious Extremism and Intolerance Give Way to Renewed Human Rights in Brazil
The result of Brazil’s election last October was a cause for celebration for many ...
Brazil Detects an Isolated Tribe Inside the Yanomami Territory
A small indigenous community has been detected inside the Yanomami territory in the northern ...
After Bolsonaro, Brazil’s Gun Policy Will Likely Moderate Under Lula
Perhaps symbolically typified by the January 8th violence in Brasília, the transition of power ...
Brazil’s Escalation of Facial Recognition Alarms Human Rights Experts
Police in Brazil are using facial recognition to identify protesters who rampaged through government ...
Brazil’s Anti-Human Trafficking Effort Gets a Hand from The Exodus Road
Brazilian Federal Police launched an anti-human trafficking campaign on December 14 featuring a short ...
Thousands Work as Slaves in Brazil’s Charcoal Industry
For more than a year, Antonio slept with a wasp nest humming above his ...
Venezuelan Refugees End Up as Slave Workers in Brazil
After crossing the border from crisis-hit Venezuela into Brazil in late 2019, Henrique had ...
