por Tarcilo | ago 3, 2023 | News
Since 2015, femicide has been considered a crime in Brazil; throughout history it has been one of the most perverse demonstrations of the patriarchy in society. According to Eleonora Menicucci, sociologist and ex-minister for the Department for Women’s Policies,...
por Tarcilo | jul 30, 2023 | News
In 2022, the Cerrado and its babassu palm trees were under threat in the state of Tocantins. Draft law 776/2022, proposed by Deputy Olyntho Neto (Republicans)m planned to overturn the Free Babassu Law which prohibits the burning, felling and predatory use of...
por Tarcilo | jul 28, 2023 | News
Criminal fires, the drying up of the rivers, the death of the plantations, women disproportionately suffering the impact of pesticides and climate change. All these aspects were reported by the various representatives who participated in the “Exchange between the...
por Tarcilo | jul 25, 2023 | News
On the day on which International Black Latin-American and Caribbean Women are celebrated in Brazil, National Tereza de Benguela and Black Women’s Day, CESE launched the video “25 July: Footsteps that have come so far – Black Women in motion!” Through this...
por Tarcilo | jul 19, 2023 | News
Fighting for respect, promoting rights and boosting autonomy are some of the principles that guide the work of the Madre Maria Villac Benevolent Association (Associação Beneficente Madre Maria Villac: ABEMAVI), an organization that has worked to promote Human Rights...
por Tarcilo | jul 11, 2023 | News
CESE call for proposals supports regularization of AMASPRENT’s legal status Regulatory compliance is essential for the financial and institutional life of a non-governmental organization or association. Without this, organizations are unable to sign contracts, obtain...
