A Report by the Social Network for Justice and Human Rights
A Report by the Social Network for Justice and Human Rights
Preface
Frei João Xerri and Lilia Azevedo
I. Human Rights in the Countryside
- Violence in the Countryside and Land Reform
Maria Luisa Mendonça and Roberto Rainha
- Violence and Aggression against Human Rights in the Wake of Agribusiness
Antônio Canuto
- Transgenic crops - An important Debate
Sérgio Antônio Görgen
- GMOs and Food Sovereignty
João Pedro Stedile
- Trends in the Current Policy that Prevent Agrarian Reform
Plínio de Arruda Sampaio and Marcelo Resende
- Confiscation of land as a way to combat slave labor
Xavier PLassat
- Slavery for debt
Ricardo Rezende Figueira
- The national policy for the eradication of slave labor
Marcelo Gonçalves Campos
- Indigenous peoples in Brazil
Rosane Lacerda
- Energy for the Purpose of Capitalist Exploitation
Marco Antonio Trierveiler, Gilberto Cervinski, Luiz Dalla Costa and Eduardo Zem
- Water and Human Rights
Roberto Malvezzi
II. Human Rights Violations in Urban Areas
- Social Exclusion in Brazil and the World
Marcio Pochmann
- Combating impunity in the State of Espirito Santo
Tânia Maria Silveira
- Institutional Abuse: Cases of Human Rights violations in the area of maternal and neonatal health care in the state of Rio de Janeiro
Laura Mury
- A New Maranhão, Without Violence, Is Possible
Josiane Gamba
- Migrants: Needes and discriminated against
Luiz Bassegio
- Children in the trafficking of drugs
Jailson de Souza e Silva
- 25 Years of Amnesty - "Whoever is silent over your body consents to your death"
Suzana Keniger Lisbôa
III. Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights
- The babaçu coconut workers and the struggle to end rural subjugation
Helciane de Fátima Abreu Araújo, Cynthia Martins Carvalho and Carolina Mendes Magalhães
- Women's rights over their bodies
Miriam Nobre
- Examples of Violation of the Right to Health
Eleonora Menicucci de Oliveira and Lúcia Maria Xavier
- WTO Agreement threatens treatment of AIDS in Brazil
Evanize Sydow
- Education in Brazil in the Lula government: A brief assessment
Sergio Haddad and Mariângela Graciano
- Brazil, why so much unemployment?
Paulo César Pedrini
- The Right to Communication: Still a Far Off Horizon
Diogo Moysés and João Brant
- GLTB and Human Rights in 2004: A Summary
Toni Reis
IV. International Policy and Human Rights
- The Campaign Against the FTAA in Brazil
Ricardo Gebrim
- Brazil and the Inter-American system for Human Rights Protection
Liliana Tojo and Ana Luisa Lima
- The Counter-Agrarian Reform of the World Bank
Marcelo Resende and Maria Luisa Mendonça