The frailty of public defenders’ offices in Brazil, the creation of special court districts, and the transformation of human rights violations into federal crimes were some of the themes discussed October 15 at a meeting between Minister Nilmário Miranda, of the Special Secretariat for Human Rights, and the United Nations Rapporteur on the Judiciary, Leandro Despouy.
type in your search and press enter
UN Official Finds a Brazil Full of Will and Ills
-
-
- 64 views
You May Also Like
The Man with a Fish Between the Legs
Moment of matchless power is that in which a man will do anything, really ...
Lula Wants Pope to Show the World Brazil’s Good Social Policies
Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva announced this morning during his weekly radio ...
Brazil and Canada Sign Audiovisual Accord
The Audiovisual Technical Center of the Brazilian Ministry of Culture and Canada’s National Film ...
Brazil Starts US$ 12 Million War Games and Vows to Grow 4% in 2009
The Brazilian economy is expected to expand 4% in 2009 as oil exploration bolsters ...
Brazil’s Varig Expands International Cargo Service with New Planes and Routes
Varig Log is expanding its fleet of aircraft and also its routes. The company ...
Brazil Is Having a Hard Time Preventing International Biopiracy
The problem of biopiracy and improper registration of traditional knowledge pertaining to communities in ...
Brazil’s Top Business School Partners with American Babson College
Fundação Getúlio Vargas (FGV), Escola de Administração de Empresas, Sao Paulo (EAESP), Brazil, has ...
Lula in Copenhagen Calls for Preservation of Kyoto and Commitment from US and EU
During a speech at the 15th UN Conference on Climate Change (COP-15), Brazilian President ...
Exports Are Silver Lining in Brazil’s Grim Industrial Output
Brazilian industrial production in the last quarter of 2005 was what it was in ...
Brazil Hoping Pope’s Visit Will Turn Into a US$ 30 Million Blessing
Pope Benedict XVI coming visit to Brazil from May 9 to 13 is expected ...
