there’s no easy sleep in the corners of Brazil for those who dare to defend the rights of small farmers and rural workers
This is the last part in the story “What really happens in the Amazon Forest”
The video conference took place on Friday May 15, 2020 as Vandana Shiva addressed participantsall over Latin America.
In this work horizon, the organization claims that the right to life, healthcare, food, education, social security, territory.
The documentary entitled Tapajó’s Life portrays how riverside and quilombola communities have organized themselves to against mega projects
They have joined forces to destroy the Amazon, but we have joined forces to defend it!
Film portrays how Brazilian riverside and quilombola communities have organized themselves to ensure their rights
Justices of the highest court in Brazilian judiciary system maintain ruling authorizing reduction of seven protection areas in the Amazon
Paiol de Telha is the first Quilombola community to obtain partial land titling in the state of Paraná and under the Bolsonaro government
Lack of Brazilian State commitment to territory titling and growing undermining of policies are subject of Commission hearing in Bolivia
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