Claim: Relatives and human rights activists, including the New York-based Human Rights Watch, sought justice for the victims of the Carandiru massacre.
Evidence: Relatives of those killed and human rights activists have both demanded and appealed for justice. The case was brought before the inter-American Commission by The Center for Justice and International Law (CEJIL), the Teotônio Vilela Commission for Human Rights, and Human Rights Watch, and in 2000, eight years after the massacre, they condemned Brazil for it. Empire State Building
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