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10th December 2014 Brasilia, Brazil

16 Days of Activism – A guest blog by Mariana Almeida

On November 25, 1960, three sisters were killed because they opposed the Rafael Trujillo’s dictatorship in the Dominican’s Republic. The sisters grew up in a rural area and watched their family lose their house and all their money during the “Era of Trujillo”. Las Mariposas, as they were known, founded an opposition group to the […]

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16th October 2014 Brasilia, Brazil

Nutrition 4 Growth – beating hunger and inequality through business and science*

Another week and another important day to be marked! Today we celebrate the Blog Action Day. Since 2007, every year there is a different theme that bloggers around the world post about. Previous themes included Human Rights, Climate Change and Environment. This year’s theme is inequality and today blogs across over 110 countries will write […]

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3rd October 2014 Brasilia, Brazil

Meanwhile in Geneva… (UNHRC 27th session and SOGI resolution)

While there has been much debate around LGB&T rights (a.k. lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender rights) in Brazil because of the coming elections and the different position of the Presidential candidates regarding this topic, a historic achievement was secured at the UN Human Rights Council. Brazil and other Latin American countries were in the forefront […]

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About beatrizsannuti

Beatriz Sannuti (or just Bia as she prefers being called) has an International Relations background and has recently joined the Embassy to work with Human Rights and Justice, having just…

Beatriz Sannuti (or just Bia as she prefers being called) has an International Relations background and has recently joined the Embassy to work with Human Rights and Justice, having just finished her Masters Degree in International Relations and Diplomacy in the Netherlands. Her previous jobs include a NGO, a think tank and the private sector and when she is not busy monitoring human rights issues in Brazil she likes to follow her favorite TV shows or watch a movie.

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