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Human Rights Commission Turmoil

By Ben Tavener, Senior Contributing Reporter

RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL – Since São Paulo deputy Marco Feliciano was elected as president of Brazil’s Human Rights and Minorities Commission, or CDHM, he has gained notoriety throughout the country over accusations that he made racist, homophobic, and misogynist statements. These statements sparked protests in over forty cities in Brazil demanding that he be removed from the role.

Feliciano, a member of the PSC, or Partido Social Cristão (Christian Social Party) was voted . . .

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