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💀🔫TRAGEDY: in São Paulo: a woman was killed by punches from her own partner. 🚨 The aggressor was caught in the act by the police. 🚔 Cases of domestic violence cannot go unpunished. Report and seek help via 180. 📞⚖️
Every day the same thing and it only increases under the current government, incredible!
#femicide #seguranca #justica #saopaulo #stopviolence #direitoshumanos
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Every day the same thing and it only increases under the current government, incredible!
#femicide #seguranca #justica #saopaulo #stopviolence #direitoshumanos
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Law as a Trench: Can Punishment Replace Progress?
Often, we dive into formulas, codes, and algorithms seeking solutions for the future. As a teacher of physics and mathematics, my role has always been to teach how to look at the structure of things — whether in classical mechanics or in programming logic. However, upon observing the structure of our legal system, I realize that the social "gears" are stuck.
In Brazil, we experience a phenomenon where Law, instead of serving as a ladder for material and social progress, has become a battleground of trenches.
In Brazil, we experience a phenomenon where Law, instead of serving as a ladder for material and social progress, has become a battleground of trenches.
🇻🇪 Venezuela releases opponents under international pressure.
The government of Nicolás Maduro confirmed the release of nearly 100 people (99 on Christmas Eve and a new group of about 88) who were detained after the presidential elections of 2024.
Detained: The group includes opponents and activists arrested for alleged involvement in "post-election violence".
Context: The release occurs amid intense international pressure, especially from the United States.
NGOs warn: Human rights organizations, such as Foro Penal, claim that the verified number of those released is lower than announced and that hundreds of political prisoners remain detained in the country.
#Venezuela #DireitosHumanos #presospoliticos #Maduro
The government of Nicolás Maduro confirmed the release of nearly 100 people (99 on Christmas Eve and a new group of about 88) who were detained after the presidential elections of 2024.
Detained: The group includes opponents and activists arrested for alleged involvement in "post-election violence".
Context: The release occurs amid intense international pressure, especially from the United States.
NGOs warn: Human rights organizations, such as Foro Penal, claim that the verified number of those released is lower than announced and that hundreds of political prisoners remain detained in the country.
#Venezuela #DireitosHumanos #presospoliticos #Maduro
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