Atâtôt - Interdisciplinary Journal of Human Rights (UEG)

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Vol. 7 No. 1 (2026): Edition 2026

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Atâtôt – Interdisciplinary Journal of Human Rights of UEG brings together, in this edition, articles that promote a critical and interdisciplinary analysis of key issues in the field of human rights, addressing discussions on advocacy and its institutional characteristics, political and discursive disputes surrounding territorial sovereignty and the acquisition of land by foreign capital, cooperation and conflict in combating transnational drug trafficking, violence against women and the challenges of enforcing existing regulations in public security practices, with an emphasis on the condition of migrant women, as well as cultural reflections that articulate art, memory, and resistance. By bringing together diverse theoretical and methodological perspectives, the contributions strengthen academic debate on democracy, justice, public security, and fundamental rights in both Brazilian and international contexts.

Published: 2026-01-05

Papers

THE ADVOCACY: EXPLANATIONS AND CHARACTERISTICS

M.A Caio Augusto Guimarães de Oliveira, PhD Ulisses Terto Neto, PhD. Fernanda Busanello Ferreira
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TERRITORY, SOVEREIGNTY AND FOREIGN CAPITAL: POLITICAL AND DISCURSIVE DISPUTES OVER LAND ACQUISITION BY FOREIGNERS IN BRAZIL

Me. Jéssica Silva Monteiro
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Cooperation and Conflict: The case of mixed transnational cocaine trafficking operations linked to the First Capital Command (Primeiro Comando da Capital or PCC).

Dr. Nicolas Santiago Lien
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ELZA SOARES, AT VARIOUS TIMES, BEING MARIA DA VILA MATILDE

Thatianne Teodoro Vieira, Dra. Angelita P. de Lima
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VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN: NEED TO IMPLEMENT EXISTING REGULATIONS WITH STANDARDIZATION IN THE SERVICE PROVIDED BY PUBLIC SECURITY OPERATORS, WITH EMPHASIS ON VENEZUELAN MIGRANT WOMEN, DOUBLE VIOLATED*

Adriana Ferreira da Silva Boechat, PhD. Josias Ferreira da Silva, PhD. Leila Chagas de Souza Costa
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