Law No. 18.690 establishing the Human Rights Plan of the State of Ceará.

This Law establishes the Human Rights Plan of the State of Ceará, a ten-year strategic planning tool that defines the direction of the Human Rights policy, organizes, regulates and guides the execution of the State Human Rights policy, establishing guidelines and actions. The realization of Human Rights depends on attention to the following fundamental principles: I – universality and inalienability; II – indivisibility, interdependence and interrelationship; III – equality, equity and non-discrimination; IV – accessibility, participation and inclusion; V – accountability and rule of law. In the context of Brazilian reality, the full exercise of Human Rights depends on the construction of political, social, economic, legal and cultural conditions to overcome historical inequalities that affect specific segments of society (such as: indigenous people; LGBTQIA+; homeless people; forced displaced people; people in situations of sort of slavery; migrants and refugees; black people; women; children and adolescents, etc.) whose priority is fundamental in Human Rights policies, in strengthening democracy and the social production of the common good.