Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro is conducting a systematic and widespread attack on the Amazon.
His actions threaten us all.
But he can be stopped.
With the power of the law. With the power of the people. We will hold him to account.
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A CRIME AGAINST NATURE IS A CRIME AGAINST HUMANITY
In October last year, we filed a landmark case against Bolsonaro for crimes against humanity at the International Criminal Court.
WE WILL HOLD HIM TO ACCOUNT
With the power of the law and the support of the public, the ICC will need to act. Bolsonaro will be brought to justice.
NEW DATA & INFO
AllRise submitted new information to the ICC highlighting the accelerating destruction of the Brazilian Amazon. Read the new information report here:Read complaint
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TIMELINE
OCTOBER 21
Filed Article 15 Complaint at the
International Criminal Court
in The Hague
OCT 21 - MAY 22
Pushing the ICC to initiate a preliminary investigation
into Bolsonaro
OCTOBER 22
Brazilian Election
MEDIA COVERAGE
CBS News - Brazil leader Jair Bolsonaro accused of "crimes against humanity" for Amazon deforestationCNN - Brazil's Bolsonaro accused of crimes against humanity at ICC for his record on the AmazonDie Zeit - Climate activists sue Brazil's president over Amazon deforestationIndependent - Climate activists call for investigation of BolsonaroLe Monde - NGO files 'crime against humanity' complaint against BolsonaroThe Guardian - Bolsonaro must be held criminally responsible for assault on the Amazon, say activistsUOL - Planet x Bolsonaro: president is denounced in The Hague for destroying AmazonSky News US - Brazil’s Bolsonaro accused of crimes against humanity at ICC for his record on the AmazonEl Espanol - Oxford Institute: Deforestation of the Amazon under Bolsonaro's government will cause more than 180,000 deathsPARTNERS
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