Felipe Neis Araujo

    Felipe is a Brazilian anthropologist. He’s a criminology lecturer at the University of Manchester, where he researches drug policy, state violence, structural racism and reparations for historical inequalities. He lives in London.

    Harm Reduction and Liberation for Black Trans Drug Users in Brazil

    More transgender people are murdered in Brazil than any other country in the world. ...

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    São Paulo’s “Cracolândia” Is in Politicians’ Crosshairs

    If you’ve consumed any Brazilian news sources within the past few weeks, you’ve likely ...

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    Brazil Gains Ground on Medical Marijuana, in Defiance of Bolsonaro

    In June, after a series of delays, a special commission of Brazil’s lower house ...

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    The Jacarezinho Massacre and Lethal Drug Policy Enforcement in Brazil

    It’s a Rio de Janeiro classic. Officers of the civil, military or army police ...

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