Tag: judiciary
World’s Number 1: 43% of Censorship in Google Comes from Brazil
Brazil has a big lead as the country with the most government requests to ...
Accused of Bandits Brazilian Judges Refuse to Be Judged by Other than Their Own Peers
A majority of the members of Brazil’s National Judiciary Council (CNJ) signed a document ...
Brazilian Justice Can’t Reach Goals of Working Faster and Spending Less
In Brazil, at the beginning of last year, the Brazilian Judiciary branch set itself ...
A Glimpse on How the Law Works in Brazil
Brazilian president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, in his first public appearance since a ...
High-Stakes Corruption Case in Brazil Sets Off a Judiciary Civil War
When Opportunity Bank owner Daniel Dantas, mega investor Naji Nahas and former mayor of ...
No Law Will Make the Brazilian Judiciary Abide by the Laws
Since it was enacted in October 1988, the Brazilian Constitution has developed judicial independence ...
Beatings, Censorship, Harassment: All in a Day’s Work for Brazilian Press
Reporters Without Borders voiced concern today, February 7, about an increase in legal proceedings ...
My Wish for Brazil: a Tempest of Purification and Marches on the Streets
The end of the year is the time to express our wishes. Mine for ...
UN: In Brazil, Justice Is Slow and Impunity High
The Special Rapporteur on the independence of judges and lawyers of the United Nations ...
