A Report by the Social Network for Justice and Human Rights
Table of contents
Preface .................................................................................. 009
Kenarik Boujikian Felippe
Introduction............................................................................ 011
I. Human Rights in the Countryside
Agrarian Policy under Lula Administration ..................................... 019
José Juliano de Carvalho Filho
Fighting for Human Rights is Not a Crime ...................................... 027
Antônio Canuto
Criminalization of Social Movements in Brazil ................................. 035
Aton Fon Filho e Suzana Angélica Paim Figueredo
“State of Emergency” in Rio Grande do Sul and the
criminalization of the MST ...................................................................................... 039
Leandro Gaspar Scalabrin
Denial of Rights in the “World Ethanol Capital” .............................. 057
Maria Aparecida de Mores Silva e Jadir Damião Ribeiro
Impacts of Expansion of Sugarcane Monocropping
for Ethanol Production ............................................................................................ 063
Maria Luisa Mendonça
Enslaved by debt: Debates on an Old Problem .............................. 079
Ricardo Rezende Figueira e Adonia Antunes Prado
Indigenous Peoples: from Rights Won to Rights Contested .............. 089
Paulo Maldos
HUMAN RIGHTS IN BRAZIL 2008
Building Consensus and Consultation with Quilombola Peoples in Brazil, International
Labor Organization Convention 169.......................... 099 Cíntia Beatriz Müller
Quilombola rights violated by the Brazilian State ........................... 109 Roberto Rainha
Social Equity in the Use of Water ............................................... 119 Roberto Malvezzi
II. Human Rights in Urban Areas
Security, Rights, and Violence in Rio de Janeiro ............................. 127 Atila Roque
Actions and Omissions in Public Safety: an Analysis
of São Paulo state ............................................................................................ 131
Adriana Loche e Leandro Siqueira
Incarcerated female: the women’s prison system of Brazil .............. 137
Lívia Gimenes Dias da Fonseca e Luciana de Souza Ramos
Prosecution of Women for Abortion in Mato Grosso do Sul: a Question of Human and Reproductive rights .................................................. 145 Beatriz Galli e Carmen Hein Campos
Migrant Women in Brazil ............................................................ 151
Luiz Bassegio e Luciane Udovic
Violations of Human Rights of Children and Adolescents in Brazil ...... 155
Maria Helena Zamora
III. Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights
The Right to Work in Brazil ........................................................ 165
Clemente Ganz Lúcio e Joana Cabete Biava
Human Rights of the Black Population: 120 years later ................... 175
Douglas E. Belchior
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Education, the Market and Human Rights ..................................... 181
Mariângela Graciano e Sérgio Haddad
The Human Right to Adequate Food in Brazil ................................ 185
Enéias da Rosa e Sofia Monsalve
The Dangers of Uranium Extraction ............................................. 191
Zoraide Villasboas
IV. International Policy and Human Rights
The Last Year of the Bush Era ................................................... 199
Maria Luisa Mendonça
IIRSA and the financial Crisis: a Chance for
Reflection, Discussion and Resistance.............................................................................. 205
Igor Fuser
Transnational corporations and Human Rights Violations: the Case
of Atlân- tico Steel Company in Sepetiba Bay ............................................ 212
Sandra Quintela e Karina Kato
Our Cries, Our Voices, for a World without Walls ........................... 217
Luciane Udovic e Luiz Bassegio