São Paulo hosted the Second China-Latin America and Caribbean Human Rights Roundtable, where over 130 experts from Global South nations shared their views on human rights.

Discussions centered on tech-driven rights protection, climate justice, and amplifying Global South voices.

Here, human rights mean power grids lighting homes, ports creating jobs, and digital inclusion. The São Paulo Consensus emerged as an action plan, signaling the Global South's shift from being historical subjects to authors of their own future.