Check the balance of the mobilizations that extended the injunction against evictions in the pandemic
After national mobilization, a union of popular movements managed with the STF to extend ADPF 828, which prevents evictions until June 2022
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After popular mobilization, STF extends ban on evictions in the pandemic
The announcement was made by Minister Barroso, of the Federal Supreme Court (STF), this Wednesday (March 30)
Judges and organizations from 32 countries signed a petition to the Brazilian Supreme Court to extend the moratorium to prevent eviction in Brazil
Almost de 800 signers, directed to the ministers of the Supreme Court, defend the extension of the ADPF 828 anti-eviction measure
Act for the Land mobilizes artists and social movements in Brasília
For the MST, the agendas highlighted by the Act also include the threat of evictions that thousands of families currently face across the country.
Food is the right of every human being!
Check out the 10 points below to see why the MST stands against hunger on this journey towards Food Sovereignty
“Brazilians are hungry because they have no income”, says João Pedro Stedile
To Stedile, businessmen against Bolsonaro are already the majority, but they are still looking for a third way for 2022
“Out, Bolsonaro!” and The Cry of the Excluded mobilize 200 cities against hunger
Food donations and repudiation of coup threats marked acts that brought together 300,000 people in Brazil
On a visit to the MST settlement, Lula talks about fighting hunger, solidarity and national sovereignty
For the former president, with the strengthening of policies for family farming, "another Pernambuco is possible"
Since Sunday (August 15), former president Luis Inácio Lula da Silva began a visit to six states in the Northeast, starting with the state of Pernambuco. The trip aims to discuss Brazil with local authorities, popular movements and political leaders.
An indigenous association denounced Bolsonaro for genocide to the International Criminal Court
The complaint filed to the ICC highlights a series of human rights violations, like extermination and persecution
On this Monday (August 9), in the International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples, the Articulation of Indigenous Peoples of Brazil (Apib, in Portuguese) filed a complaint to the International Criminal Court (ICC), a United Nations (UN) justice agency, to denounce the government of Jair Bolsonaro for genocide.
Landless LGBTs emphasize the importance of the month of June and fight for diversity
The LGBTs from Coletivo Sem Terra also point to advances in gender debates and demanded justice for the murder of peasants in Paraná
