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[:en]According to Lt. Sebastião Nogueira, from the Military Police, the security zone was expanded from three to ten kilometers, because “the Germano Dam cracked and is in risk of breaking.” The fear of a new tragedy in Mariana, in the Central Region of Minas Gerais, resurfaced this Wednesday morning. The Bento Rodrigues area, the hardest
Com cartazes militantes dos movimentos sociais, apoiadores da causa e indígenas, dizem todos em uma só voz: QUEM FINANCIA O GENOCÍDIO DOS POVOS INDÍGENAS EM MATO GROSSO DO SUL? O PORQUÊ DA CRIMINALIZAÇÃO AO CIMI É QUE SOMOS TODOS CONTRÁRIOS À ABSURDA CPI DO CIMI E QUEREMOS URGENTEMENTE A IMPLANTAÇÃO DA CPI DO GENOCÍDIO!!! A
Em meio à crescente tensão entre indígenas e ruralistas por disputa de terras no Mato Grosso do Sul, a Assembleia Legislativa do estado criou na última semana uma Comissão Parlamentar de Inquérito (CPI) para investigar a atuação do Conselho Indigenista Missionário (Cimi). O requerimento apresentado pela deputada Mara Caseiro foi aprovado e o ato da Mesa Diretora
A CESE disponibiliza o material da 15ª Campanha Primavera para a Vida que este ano traz o tema: Eu Respeito a DIVERSIDADE Religiosa. E você? São textos elaborados por lideranças de diversas matrizes religiosas: Cristianismo, Islamismo, Comunidade Bah’aí, Candomblé e Judaísmo. Estas reflexões nos ajudarão a entender e aprofundar esta temática. A mística, elaborada pela REJU-
Durante a última noite, dia 04, e ao longo manhã deste sábado, 05, os ataques promovidos por milícias rurais contra famílias Guarani e Kaiowá do tekoha (lugar onde se é) Guyra Kambi’y, localizado entre os municípios de Douradina e Itaporã, a 35 km de Dourados, no Mato Grosso do Sul, continuaram fortes e intensos. Apesar
A TARDE Newspaper (08-06-2015) Political Editorial SPECIAL EDITION: THE STRATEGEMS OF THE DICTATORSHIP Progressive evangelicals in the sights of Brazil’s Secret Service (Serviço Nacional de Informações: SNI) The years of lead ( the most repressive years of the dictatorship): Organization which supported cooperatives was smeared One of the organizations most frequently attacked by the SNI
Marcus Barbosa Guimarães, a priest in the Catholic Church for nearly 30 years, is the new President of the Ecumenical Coordination of Service (Coordenadoria Ecumênica de Serviço: CESE) for the 2015-2018 three-year period. With a PhD from the Pontifical Catholic University (Pontifícia Universidade Católica: PUC) in Rio de Janeiro and an MA from the Pontifical Gregorian
The last day of the Ecumenical Coordination of Service’s (Coordenadoria Ecumênica de Serviço: CESE) Annual Assembly, Friday (12 June), featured the election of the new Trustee Board for the 2015-2018 three-year period. Over the next three years, the organization’s President will be Marcus Barbosa Guimarães from the Roman Apostolic Catholic Church (Igreja Católica Apostólica Romana:
“Give me this water.” The theme of the 2015 Week of Prayer for Christian Unity provided inspiration for the celebration of its launch in Salvador (BA), held last Saturday (16) at 6pm at the ISBA Church. The rainy night did not prevent those committed to the week of prayer from participating in a celebration organized
The event to mark the launch of “Mobilização de Recursos Locais – O Desafio da Sustentabilidade” (“Local Fundraising – the Challenge of Sustainability”), an initiative of the NGO CESE, in partnership with the Dutch cooperation agency Wild Geese, takes place next Wednesday (27) at the organization’s office (Rua da Graça, 150). The celebration will be
“If you don’t know where you come from, how can you know where you are going?” This African proverb provides the framework for the book “Equidade Racial – Sistematização do Projeto de Fortalecimento Institucional” (“Racial Equity – the Systematization of the Institutional Strengthening Project”), written by CESE and launched this Thursday (09) at 5:30 pm
“As long as they fail to understand that everyone can follow their own religion, intolerance will only increase.” (Mãe Branca from the Xangô-Terreiro Ilê Asé Obá Babá Séré Candomblé house of worship, in Cajazeiras XI, Salvador (BA). ) “God is not Christian. Blacks, whites, Christians, atheists, or Muslims. All are held in a divine embrace.”
“Do not be afraid! I bring you good news that will cause great joy for all the people.” (Luke, 2:10) The path to the birth of Jesus was full of courage, boldness, dreams, transgressions, resistance and faith. In the midst of all the lights and bustle, we should pay heed to the “angel” who says:
Wishes or human rights? 2014: 50 years since the military coup. Without doubt, throughout the year, this was the slogan that defined many activities of those who were historically on the frontline of resistance in defence of human rights under the dictatorship, as well as for the students, historians and activists who aligned themselves around
On the morning of Saturday, 1st November, 27-year-old indigenous leader Marinalva Manoel was found dead on the side of highway BR-163, near Dourados in Mato Grosso do Sul. According to the Indigenous Missionary Council (Conselho Indigenista Missionário: CIMI), an organization that defends indigenous rights, 20 days previously Marinalva had been with a committee in Brasilia to
“To guarantee the efficacy of Human Rights, we need to work together”. This was one of the phrases repeated throughout the public hearing which brought together Caboclos (people of mixed European and Indigenous ancestry), Caiçara people, indigenous peoples, fishermen and women, quilombolas and river-dwellers from all the regions of Brazil to the Rector’s Office of
Following the Public Hearing for Traditional Communities and Peoples held on Friday 31st in Salvador, the CESE team travelled to the municipality of Buerarema in the south of Bahia; specifically to Serra do Padeiro, a territory inhabited by the Tupinambás indigenous people. In order to demonstrate this nation’s traditions and customs and to expose the
Tickets sold out a week before the 2nd edition of the Music and Human Rights Show, filling the main hall of Salvador’s Castro Alves Theatre (Teatro Castro Alves: TCA) on Thursday 6th November. Approximately 1,500 people applauded the pairing of Lenine and Orkestra Rumpilezz and the alchemy between Afro-Bahia big band jazz and the populist