Brazil’s Indigenous still plagued by violence over a year into Lula’s presidency
By Thiago Alves - September 24, 2024
Indigenous
Mercury contamination remains exceedingly high among Brazil’s Yanomami Indigenous peoples
By Thiago Alves - April 10, 2024
Brazil’s Congress overturns Lula’s veto on bill that weakens Indigenous land rights
By Thiago Alves - December 18, 2023
Brazil’s Indigenous win legal battle for land demarcation in Supreme Court
By Thiago Alves - September 22, 2023
“Man of the Hole”: An interview with the man who monitored the last surviving member of a Brazilian indigenous tribe for over a quarter century
By Thiago Alves - September 14, 2022
Violence against Brazil’s indigenous communities “deepens” in 2021: New report
By Thiago Alves - August 18, 2022
Brazil’s indigenous communities threatened by Bolsonaro’s first executive order as President
By Sophie Foggin - January 3, 2019
Far right presidential candidate Jair Bolsonaro charged with “hate speech”
By Sophie Foggin - April 16, 2018