Refugees living in Greater Rio’s Baixada Fluminense experience xenophobia, unemployment, extrenuous work hours, low pay and racism.
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- [ October 16, 2024 ] Rio de Janeiro Hosts 1st ‘Sustainable Favela Festival Festival’ Bringing Together 100 Activities from 90 Favelas—Open to All and Free of Charge [RELEASE] Civil Society