Brazil: Protecting Indigenous Land | Gender Equality Today - A Sustainable Tomorrow | United Nations

The United Nations of Earth reporting on this issue: "Brazil: Protecting Indigenous Land | Gender Equality Today - A Sustainable Tomorrow | United Nations"
The topics: Alessandra Kopra (Brazil) – Coordinator, Pariri association As an indigenous woman from the Munduruku tribe, Alessandra is defending her community's territory in the Amazon against exploitation by mining companies and hydro-power plants. She explains how the Pariri association works with Munduruku peoples who have occupied this land for more than three centuries, establishing a relationship of reciprocity with the forest.


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