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Brazil: protect the indigenous lands now!

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To Brazil's Supreme Court Justices and other relevant authorities:

As concerned citizens around the world, we urge you to respect the rights of indigenous people's to their land in Brazil. In the upcoming vote on the indigenous terroritories of Xingu, Ventarra, Nambikwara and Pareci we call on you to use your judicial authority and your wisdom to protect these indigenous sacred lands in the Amazon.
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Brazil: protect the indigenous lands now!
In days Brazil's Supreme Court could vote to force dozens of tribes off their sacred lands in the Amazon. But we can step in to help!

Crooked politicians in Brazil are mowing down the forest for profit, and now they've brought back an old case arguing indigenous people have no rights to their sacred lands. Legal experts say it’s blatantly unconstitutional -- and a massive global alarm on the side of the forest defenders could sway the justices to our side!

Our indigenous friends in Brazil are fighting with all they've got, but it might not be enough. Sign and share to side with the indigenous in this case to keep sacred lands in sacred hands.

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