“Meeting aimed to receive information related to freedom of expression in Brazil,” said the entity my child trans
The representative of (Organization of American States) sent to Brazil, Pedro Vaca, met on Thursday (13.FEV.2025) with the NGO (non -governmental organization) my trans art, who acts in defense of transgender children and adolescents. The meeting took place in Rio de Janeiro.
In a photo published on the official account, the entity said it was invited to a re -reme meeting (special rapporteur for freedom of expression), CIDH (Inter -American Commission on Human Rights), of which cow is a rapporteur.
“The meeting aimed to receive information related to freedom of expression in Brazil. There we had the opportunity to report on the violence and promotion of hate speech in an attempt to invisible our agenda and in an articulated manner based on freedom of expression to attack us ”, stated the NGO.
Visit to Brazil
The IACHR is in Brazil until February 14 to “Analyze the situation of freedom of expression in the country”. The organization says it wants to understand perspectives on the situation of the right to freedom of expression, including digital space.
The delegation invited by the Brazilian government and will talk to representatives of the three powers in Brasilia, Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo.
Compromises
On Monday (10.FEV), Vaca was with the Roberto Barroso and Alexandre de Moraes, from the Supreme Court (STF).
On Tuesday (11.FEV), with deputies and senators, who reported what they classify as the “abuse of authority” of STF ministers.
Here are some of the opposition congressmen present at the meeting:
Already governing congressmen talked to cow on Wednesday (12.FEV). At the time, the Senator (PSD-MA), rapporteur of CPMI (Mixed Parliamentary Commission of Inquiry) of January 8, handed over the group’s final report to the organization’s delegation.
Here are some of the governing congressmen present at the meeting:
On the same day, the representative was by the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mauro Vieira, who reaffirmed Brazil’s commitment to freedom of expression and the fight against misinformation. Also talked to the President of the TSE (Superior Electoral Court), Cármen Lúcia.
REPORT
At the end of the visit, the OAS Commission will make a report on what they heard from the different audiences. Journalists, press organizations, NGOs and civil society entities for freedom of expression will be heard later this Thursday (11.FEV).
