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TECNOLOGIA-INDÍGENAS - Indígenas do Acre fazem treinamento com tecnologias. Foto: CI-Brasil/Divulgação
General

Brazil: Technology makes monitoring indigenous lands more precise

Innovation is a differential to alert indigenous people in cases of fire threats, deforestation and invasion. More than 274,000 hectares have already been protected in the state of Acre, Brazil. 

Vacinação infantil contra a covid-19 de crianças de 10 anos ou mais, no Planetário, no bairro da Gávea, zona sul da cidade.
Human Rights

Isolated indigenous people to be vaccinated against COVID-19

The project is the result of a partnership between the Brazilian Ministries of Health and Defense. Approximately 11 thousand doses will be administrated.

Rio de Janeiro (RJ), 28/02/2023 - Estátua do Curumim, na Lagoa Rodrigo de Freitas, zona sul da cidade. Foto:Tânia Rêgo/Agência Brasil
General

Indigenous heritage lives on as Rio turns 458 years old

Haunting echos of European colonization fill the city’s landscape. However, even though the surviving indigenous played the main role in the development of the region, material signs of their participation have been nearly obliterated.

Operação Javari
Human Rights

Vale do Javari: Gov’t presence ensured peace for years

The indigenous territory came into the spotlight after indigenous expert Bruno Pereira and UK journalist Dom Phillips were brutally murdered last year.

Agência Brasil 30 Anos - Jogos Mundiais dos Povos Indígenas em Palmas, no Tocantins
Human Rights

Humanitarian crisis haunts Brazil’s Indigenous Struggle Day

Minister of the Indigenous Peoples Sonia Guajajara described mining in the Yanomami territory as devastating. After a night among them, she recounts what she saw.