The Free Land Camp Celebrates 20 Years in 2024 with the Theme “Our existence is ancestral. We’ve always been here”
The largest indigenous mobilization in Brazil will take place from April 22nd to 26th in Brasília (DF).
ATL 2024
Our existence is ancestral. We’ve always been here. Our diversity is our future.We are 305 peoples living on Brazilian territory.This great cultural and human diversity is a privilege of few nations.Despite colonizationDespite numerous attempts at extermination,...
Indigenous Peoples and Traditional Communities from Brazil are going to Europe to ask for the inclusion of the Cerrado in EU regulation
Apib and Rede Cerrado lead action in the Netherlands, France and Belgium so that non-forest areas, such as the biome, are included in European regulation against deforestation.
COP28: Apib Urges Land Demarcation as Primary Climate Commitment and Exposes the Perils of Oil Exploration in Indigenous Territories
The indigenous delegation in Dubai made history as the largest ever at a Climate Conference, called for the recognition of indigenous territory demarcation as a climate policy and denounced Brazil’s inclusion in Opec+ group, highlighting the grave risks posed by oil exploration projects.
Legislated Genocide: Congress Overturns Vetoes, Approves the Marco Temporal Law, and Other Crimes Against Indigenous Peoples
Apib will file an action of unconstitutionality in the Supreme Federal Court (STF).
COP28
What to expect from COP 28? 2023 was the hottest period in recent human history. We are increasingly witnessing extreme climate events that disproportionately affect Indigenous peoples, quilombolas, traditional communities, and the poorest and most vulnerable...
Apib launches the Indigenous Emergency campaign at COP28 and makes an international call for the importance of Indigenous Lands in the global climate future
The government of Brazil has changed, but the Indigenous Peoples, primary guardians of all Brazilian biomes, continue to face threats.
Indigenous Emergency: Rights are non-negotiable
Land back!
The stuggle continues: Lula’s partial veto does not represent a victory
Although the Time Frame thesis was one of the points vetoed by President Lula, the National Congress still has the power to reverse the vetoes.
Brazil may violate its commitments with the UN Human Rights Committee if Lula doesn’t veto the entire Bill 2903
The UN Committee recommends that the Brazilian state rejects the Time Frame thesis.