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The protection of indigenous lands is critical to prevent thousands of tribal people dying from coronavirus.
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- ... purify their water with chemicals & eat fish species that aren't so contaminated!
Meanwhile miners continue c… https://t.co/jRH9Vmkb7j@Survival July 29
- ... the invasion of 10s of 1000s of illegal miners into the indigenous territories. The govt should be expelling th… https://t.co/w13OxOYaXS@Survival July 29
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