UN appeals for Guarani in Brazil as gunmen 'prepare to attack'
Thousands of Guarani holding on to tiny patches of their ancestral land are living in fear of being forcibly evicted.
News from the Guarani
Groundbreaking communications technology gives remote tribes a voice
The Guarani and the Yanomami are the first to be part of the 'Tribal Voice' project
Pope apologizes for Catholic church’s crimes against Indigenous peoples
Pope Francis has asked forgiveness from Indigenous peoples at a meeting in Bolivia
Brazil: Gunmen set fire to Indian community
The Kurusu Mba community had peacefully re-occupied part of their ancestral land.
Brazil: Guarani communities win eviction reprieve
Judges have overturned or suspended the eviction of three Guarani communities
Human Rights Day: tribal leaders assassinated for defending their land
Survival highlights five murders of tribal people fighting for their land
Brazil: Guarani 'despair' as female leader murdered
Last month Marinalva Manoel traveled to Brasília to campaign for her tribe's ancestral land to be returned.
"We'll die for our lands", Guarani Indians declare in Brazil's capital
40 Guarani leaders have traveled over 1,000 km to Brasília to insist that the authorities map out their ancestral land.