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Brazilian Congress

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Brazilian Congress

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Eventonan Relashoná

Brazil enacts the Statute of Racial Equality

📅 20 Yüli 2010

The statute established a national legal framework to promote racial equality and combat discrimination, including in education, culture, health, and employment. It translated Black movement demands...

Brazil enacts a federal university admissions quota law

📅 29 Ougùstùs 2012

Law 12.711 reserved places at federal universities and institutes for public-school graduates, with provisions reflecting racial and Indigenous demographics. It emerged from long campaigns over...

Law creates the Cultural Foundation Palmares

📅 22 Ougùstùs 1988

Law 7,668 authorized the Fundação Cultural Palmares to preserve and promote Afro-Brazilian cultural values. Created during the transition from military rule, it gave Black cultural memory a national...

The Caó Law defines crimes of racial discrimination

📅 5 Yanüari 1989

Law 7,716 made specified acts of racial discrimination criminal offences. Named for Black congressman Carlos Alberto Caó de Oliveira, it followed constitutional recognition that racism was a crime....

National Education Plan includes quilombola schools and equity goals

📅 25 Yüni 2014

Law 13,005 approved a ten-year National Education Plan. Its targets include teacher training and educational resources for rural, Indigenous and quilombola schools. This gave legal weight to education...

Law 9,459 explicitly includes religion in anti-discrimination law

📅 13 Mei 1997

Law 9,459 amended Brazil’s anti-discrimination statute to include prejudice based on ethnicity, religion, and national origin alongside race and color. For Afro-Brazilian communities, this offered a...

Law 14,600 confirms the Ministry of Racial Equality’s place in government

📅 19 Yüni 2023

Law 14,600 set the organization of Brazil’s ministries and explicitly included the Ministry of Racial Equality. The statute followed the January reorganization and gave legislative form to the...