BRAZIL: Protesters demand justice for black women

On 25 July, women’s marches took place in various cities in Brazil to commemorate International Afro-Latina & Afro-Caribbean Women’s Day, during which demonstrators demanded justice for the murders of black Brazilian women, among other calls for racial equality.

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