Groundbreaking photographer who fled Nazi persecution awarded top German honor
A woman who fled Nazi persecution as a child is being awarded Germany’s top cultural honor, the Goethe Medal.
News from the Brazilian Indigenous People
Indigenous Environmental Defender killed as logging mafia targets tribe
A leader of an Amazon tribe acclaimed for its environmental defenders has been killed
Renowned Indigenous leaders call for end to uncontacted 'genocide'
Indigenous activists write open letter calling for end to Brazil's anti-Indigenous policies and for uncontacted land protection
Amazon Guardians travel to city for landmark protest
Landmark protest by Indigenous land defenders, known as the Guajajara Guardians.
Brazil: campaigners welcome court rulings in favor of Indigenous land rights
Brazil's Supreme Court rules in favor of Indigenous land rights
Historic ruling set to decide future of Brazilian tribes
Court decision on Indigenous land rights presents major threat to tribes across Brazil
Brazil’s President Temer trashes Indian rights for personal political gain
President Michel Temer approves legal opinion which could fatally undermine Indigenous rights
One of the last Avá Canoeiro Indians dies
One of nine survivors of small Brazilian tribe dies