Amazon Watch https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Economías Ilícitas, Crimen Organizado y Derechos de los Pueblos Indígenas All News, Blog Posts, Reports, Press Releases, and Updates All News, Blog Posts, Reports, Press Releases, and Updates Home Home Home Home Home Home Home Home Home Home Home Home Home Home Home Join us for our 30th Anniversary Gala, Amplify! Amazonian Communities Move To Protect Tocantins River Fish Nursery Brazil Court Revives Belo Sun’s Controversial Amazon Gold Mine as Indigenous Communities File Misconduct Complaint Amazonian Indigenous Women Occupy Federal Agency to Demand Suspension of Belo Sun Mining’s License Middle Xingu Indigenous Women Mark One Month of Mobilization Against Belo Sun’s Advance in the Amazon Major Indigenous Protest in Brazil Targets Belo Sun Gold Mine Project In a Major March, Brazil’s Indigenous Peoples Demand Land Demarcation and the Cancellation of Ferrogrão Brazilian Court Mounts Pressure on Canadian Mining Companies Operating in the Amazon Brazil’s Supreme Court Approves Reduction of Amazonian Park, Paving the Way for Megarailroad The Trump Doctrine in Latin America: Carry a Big Stick and Speak of “Total Extermination” Playing For Change Brings Together Manu Chao and Alexandre Carlo in a Song for the Amazon The False Security of the Amazonian Triple Border and the Challenge for the New Governments Pushing Back Against the “Donroe Doctrine” How Indigenous Women Forced Peru to Reverse a Dangerous Rollback of Justice When Criminal Networks Invade the Amazon, Indigenous Autonomy Resists From Sarayaku to Paris by Canoe Events Bringing Down a Decree: Inside the Indigenous Victory on the Tapajós River This Month Governments Meet to Plan a Fossil Fuel Phaseout. The Amazon Must Be Heard. Belo Sun’s Reported “Legal Victory” Does Not Resolve Key Disputes Over Amazonian Gold Project Indigenous Communities and Social Movements Unite Against Mining in Ecuador’s Amazon Power to the Protectors: Indigenous-Led Energy for a Stronger Amazon Join Our Team Justice for Indigenous Girls in the Peruvian Amazon Amazon Watch Turns 30 “The rainforest speaks with the voice of a woman.” Brasília Becomes Indigenous Territory 30 Years of Solidarity with Indigenous Peoples 30 Years of Solidarity with Indigenous Peoples The Chapra Nation Is Powering Its Own Future Brazil’s Supreme Court to Hear Cases That Could Reshape Indigenous Rights and Amazon Protections Real Security in the Amazon Starts With Indigenous Peoples