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Myanmar: 2 Years Later, Heads Up on Brasil Sessions:
13 February 2023, by Permanent Peoples’ Tribunal

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El Tribunal Permanente de los Pueblos condena a Bolsonaro por crímenes contra la humanidad cometidos durante la pandemia del Covid-19
21 de septiembre de 2022, por Permanent Peoples’ Tribunal

Al término de la 50ª sesión sobre Pandemia y Autoritarismo, celebrada en la Facultad de Derecho de la Universidad de São Paulo, el Tribunal Permanente de los Pueblos (TPP) emitió un juicio contra el presidente Jair Messias Bolsonaro por crímenes contra la humanidad, y por causar la muerte de (...)
The Permanent Peoples’ Tribunal convicts Bolsonaro of crimes against humanity committed during the Covid-19 pandemic
21 September 2022, by Permanent Peoples’ Tribunal

Following the conclusion of the 50th session on Pandemic and Authoritarianism, held at the University of São Paulo’s law faculty, the Permanent Peoples’ Tribunal (PPT) issued a judgment recognizing President Jair Messias Bolsonaro liable for crimes against humanity, and for resulting in the (...)
MORIA Burns – Is this a Final Wake-Up Call?
14 September 2020, by Groupe de Travail TPP/Mobilisation, TNI

Moria is burning. This horror in the heart of Europe has been denounced as early as 2015 by dozens of organizations. At the time of the fire, 13 thousand people were locked in a prison of mud, rubbish and violence.

This situation is indicative of the overall policy of necropolitics practiced by the European Union and its member states towards migrant and refugee peoples and is combined with the policy of militarised externalisation of borders.
Europe begins to end the Lockdown: What about the Human Rights of Migrant and Refugee Peoples?
14 May 2020, by Groupe de Travail TPP/Mobilisation

We call on EU governments, to end their bi-lateral agreements on externalisation of borders and to also stop its investment in military equipment. Instead, it is urgently needed that the EU and its member states resume responsibility to save lives and ensure the exercise of human rights to all migrant and refugee people.
The Aegean and Balkan routes are crimes against humanity
27 March 2020

The depth, extension and intensity of the deterioration over the last several weeks of the already dramatic situation of the hundreds of thousands of migrants - across the scenarios of the Aegean and the Balkan routes, with the concurrent responsibilities of Turkey, Greece, and the European (...)

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