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Protecting Human Rights Defenders in Latin America: A Legal and Socio-Political Analysis of Brazil

Ulisses Terto Neto

ISBN13: 9783319610931

Published: October 2017

Publisher: Springer-Verlag

Country of Publication: Switzerland

Format: Hardback

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This book offers a legal and socio-political analysis of the Brazilian Program for the Protection of Human Rights Defenders. Discussing Colombian, Guatemalan and Mexican experiences, it fills a gap in the literature regarding Latin American public policy by investigating the creation, work, beneficiaries, broader effects, challenges, and effective ways to improve the Brazilian Program.

Subjects:: Human Rights and Civil Liberties, Other Jurisdictions , Latin America

Contents:: 1. Introduction; 2. Protection of Human Rights Defenders; 3. Brazil's Path Towards Human Rights; 4. State and Civil Society's Responses to State and Non-State Actors' Violence Towards Human Rights Defenders; 5. The Path to the Creation of the Program for the Protection of Human Rights Defenders; 6. The Legal Framework and Legal Functioning of the Program for the Protection of Human Rights Defenders; 7. The Effects in Practice of the Program for the Protection of Human Rights Defenders; 8. The Broader Effects of the Program for the Protection of Human Rights Defenders; 9. What is Preventing the Program for the Protection of Human Rights Defenders from Fulfilling its Potential, and What Can Be Done?; 10. Conclusion