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Daniel M. Kowalski
over 2 years ago
Immigration Law
Inside News
US Airport Restrictions, Incoming Brazil Flights (CBP/TSA)
This document is scheduled to be published in the Federal Register on 05/28/2020 "This document announces the decision of the Secretary of Homeland Security to direct all flights to the United States carrying persons who have recently traveled...
Daniel M. Kowalski
over 2 years ago
Immigration Law
Inside News
Trump Adds Brazil to COVID-19 Travel Ban List - AMENDED
Presidential Proclamation, May 24, 2020 "The potential for undetected transmission of the virus by infected individuals seeking to enter the United States from the Federative Republic of Brazil threatens the security of our transportation system...
Columbia Law - Sabin Center for Climate Change Law
over 6 years ago
Climate Change
Climate Change Blog
Sustainable Development and the Brazilian Judge
By Gabriel Wedy, Visiting Scholar, Brazilian Judge, and Law Professor at ESMAFE/RS* The approval of 17 goals and 169 targets for sustainable development by the United Nations Conference on Post-2015 Development Agenda is unquestionably an advance...
Ted Zwayer
over 6 years ago
Climate Change
Climate Change - Media Gallery
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Ted Zwayer
over 6 years ago
Insurance Law
Insurance Law - Media Gallery
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DLA Piper
over 8 years ago
Consumer Protection & Privacy
Consumer Protection and Privacy Law Blog
DLA Piper: Bill of Law on Internet-Related Matters is Approved in Brazil
By Adriano Chaves and Maria Paula Souza , Campos Mello Advogados law firm (Brazil)* The so-called “ Marco Civil da Internet ” (i.e. the Bill of Law 2,126/2011, which establishes a civil rights framework for the Internet) was voted and approved...
I&FL Community Staff (Rule of Law & Human
over 10 years ago
International Law
Rule of Law & Human Rights News
Brazil: Critics slam court's underage sex verdict
BRASILIA Brazil (AP) - Human rights advocates in Brazil have slammed a recent appeals court ruling that found that having sex with a minor does not necessarily constitute statutory rape. The Superior Court of Justice ruled earlier this week that a...
I&FL Community Staff (Rule of Law & Human
over 10 years ago
International Law
Rule of Law & Human Rights News
Brazil president to receive apologies for torture
SAO PAULO (AP) - The Rio de Janeiro state government said Friday it will apologize to Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff for the human rights abuses she suffered during the country's 1961-1985 dictatorship. Rousseff is a former leftist guerrilla...
I&FL Community Staff (Rule of Law & Human
over 10 years ago
International Law
Rule of Law & Human Rights News
Brazil lawmakers investigate human rights abuses
BRASILIA Brazil (AP) - Brazilian legislators have started investigating human rights abuses committed during the South American country's past military regime. Congresswoman Luiza Erundina tells reporters the move is meant to Full version (available...
I&FL Community Staff (Rule of Law & Human
over 9 years ago
International Law
Rule of Law & Human Rights News
Brazil truth commission to probe only junta crimes
SAO PAOLO (AP) - Brazil's Truth Commission will investigate only human rights abuses committed by the country's former dictatorship, not any crimes committed by opponents of the 1964-1985 regime. The commission said Tuesday on its website...
Sheppard, Mullin, Richter & Hampton LLP
over 10 years ago
Environmental
Environmental Law Blog
Taking a Cue From Brazil's Sustainable Development Practices Past and Present
By Whitney A. Hodges Brazil's Long-Standing Commitment to Sustainability Brazil arguably boasts some of the most breathtaking natural wonders and extensive natural resources worldwide. Covering a total area of over eight and a half million...
Daniel M. Kowalski
over 9 years ago
Immigration Law
Outside News
Now Hiring: Brazil Wants More Foreign Professionals
"Brazil's government is exploring ways to ease immigration rules in order to attract up to 10 times more foreign professionals and help spur economic growth, a senior official told Reuters. A lack of skilled workers is one of many bottlenecks...
Daniel M. Kowalski
over 10 years ago
Immigration Law
Outside News
The Growing Demand for U.S. Visas in China and Brazil
Special Briefing: Managing Director for Visa Services Ed Ramotowski and Minister Counselors for Consular Affairs Chuck Bennett and Donald Jacobson - via Teleconference, November 8, 2011 . "MR. ECHARD: Good afternoon, and thank you all for joining...
Thomas Fox
over 7 years ago
Corporate
FCPA & Compliance Law Blog
The Fifth Letter and Expansion of the Brazilian Corruption Scandal into the Private Sector
I recently received a review copy of the book The Fifth Letter by fellow University of Michigan grad Vivian L. Carpenter. It is a rollicking good read which touches on areas of constitutional law, inalienable rights in the US, the complexities of racial...
Thomas Fox
over 7 years ago
Corporate
FCPA & Compliance Law Blog
The Easter Rebellion and Petrobras’ $17 Billion Write Down
Ninety-nine years ago Friday the Easter Rebellion began. If there is one event that is seared into history as a turning point for Irish independence from Britain, it was the Easter Rebellion. England had finally granted Home Rule to Ireland in 1914 but...
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