MAPPING OF ORGANIZATIONS LINKED TO THE DEFENSE OF HUMAN RIGHTS IN THE STATE OF RONDÔNIA

Abstract

This article aims to map the governmental and non-governmental organizations that defend human rights in the state of Rondônia, highlighting their activities, territorial scope, and areas of focus. This qualitative and exploratory research uses documentary analysis and bibliographical research as its main methodological tools. Data were collected from official reports, institutional websites, and public data platforms. The results reveal a heterogeneous network of entities, including councils, civil associations, collectives, and public bodies, focusing primarily on the rights of indigenous populations, quilombolas, vulnerable youth, and communities affected by land conflicts. Despite the diversity of actors, the coordination between these organizations still presents weaknesses, especially in the internalization of human rights policies. The conclusion is that strengthening these networks depends on integrated actions, ongoing training, and more effective public policies at the state level.