Over 5,000 Activists Sailed To Brazil From Around The World To Demand COP30 Deliver True Climate Justice

"Sailing here today means it’s necessary to continue defending our lands and demarcating our lands is defending life."

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More than 5,000 Indigenous leaders, activists and forest defenders from around the world have sailed to Belém, Brazil, on a flotilla to demand COP30 deliver true climate justice.

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