New report reveals shocking health crisis for Brazil’s Yanomami tribe
A devastating new report has revealed the crisis in the Yanomami territory caused by a massive invasion of illegal goldminers.
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- In 2019, #Indigenous leader Davi Yanomami spoke about the killing of 2 uncontacted Yanomami by illegal miners.
Tod… https://t.co/sdSdP82cTE@Survival February 5
- Two warriors: Claudia Andujar and Carlo Zacquini at the opening of #TheYanomamiStruggle in New York. Together with… https://t.co/7IAb32dPt7@Survival February 5
- Davi explains the health crisis now ravaging his people, and calls for immediate action to get the illegal miners o… https://t.co/7idYQAWxGq@Survival February 5
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