Brazil launches operation in Javari Valley where Guardian reporter and Indigenous activist were killed
By Thiago Alves - March 2, 2023
Environment
Armed miners attack Brazilian environmental agency base in Yanomami Indigenous territory
By Thiago Alves - March 1, 2023
Brazil miners flee Yanomami territory for other protected Indigenous reserves
By Thiago Alves - February 22, 2023
The Future of Funai (Part 2): What Funai officials and indigenous protectors are expecting from Brazil’s incoming government
By Thiago Alves - December 27, 2022
The Future of Funai (Part 1): Brazil’s indigenous protectors denounce the dismantling of their institution during Bolsonaro government
By Thiago Alves - December 6, 2022
Amazon burning: Number of fires in 24 hours breaks record, reaches highest level in 5 years
By Thiago Alves - August 31, 2022
Violence against Brazil’s indigenous communities “deepens” in 2021: New report
By Thiago Alves - August 18, 2022
Brazil’s indigenous languages are under threat
By Thorin Engeseth - February 11, 2019
Brumadinho mining disaster: death toll rises to 134
By Sophie Foggin - February 5, 2019
Arrests made in connection with Brumadinho dam collapse
By Sophie Foggin - January 29, 2019
Brazil reels from fatal mudslide caused by Minas Gerais mining dam collapse
By Sophie Foggin - January 28, 2019
Illegal mining “epidemic” in the Amazon could be combated with high-tech mapping
By Frances Jenner - January 16, 2019
Brazil’s indigenous communities threatened by Bolsonaro’s first executive order as President
By Sophie Foggin - January 3, 2019
Brazil backs out of hosting 2019 UN climate change conference: a sign of foreboding?
By Sophie Foggin - November 30, 2018
Incoming Bolsonaro government sparks concern at UN environmental conference
By Sophie Foggin - November 21, 2018