In this serious moment of global pandemic, where the values of democracy are being tested, CESE cannot but add its voice to the chorus of those defending the democratic Rule of Law. Over the 56 years since the 1964 civil and military coup, CESE – an ecumenical organization born in those sombre times and inspired […]
Contrary to recommendations from the World Health Organization and specialists in the area, and to the experiences of other countries, whose health systems are in chaos due to a lack of isolation initiatives, the president distorted the true perspectives of the pandemic in Brazil by suggesting a suspension of isolation. The spread of the virus […]
Today (21 March) is registered on the global calendar of struggles as International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination. The creation of this commemoration, proposed by the United Nations, was driven by the memory of the Sharpeville Massacre, which took place on 21 March 1960. On the day, approximately twenty thousand people protested against […]
A virus has arrived and challenged us… To agree that Brazil’s Unified Health Service is important and not to reduce it or freeze health spending To behave properly and not spread it further To take care of one another To realize that no military force, power or wealth can close borders To go back […]
In October and November, CESE visited indigenous communities in the Amazon affected by fires in order to deliver emergency humanitarian aid from the Ecumenical Forum ACT Brazil. The activity was supported by the ACT Alliance and was aimed at equipping indigenous firefighting brigades and providing the brigades with the means to inspect burnt areas vulnerable […]
Rondônia was the final destination for emergency humanitarian aid from the Ecumenical Forum ACT Brazil, via CESE, for indigenous peoples in the Amazon affected by the fires that began in August this year and continue in the region. With support from the ACT Alliance, the following indigenous lands were supported: Uru Eu Wau Wau, in […]
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