From Alice, Survival International <[email protected]>
Subject This footage proves they exist, and we're doing everything we can to defend their rights!
Date July 29, 2019 3:30 PM
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This footage proves they exist, and we're fighting to defend their rights!
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Dear friend,

Indigenous people of the Guajajara tribe in Brazil would like you to watch and share ([link removed]) this moving footage of an uncontacted man, caught unawares as he goes about his life in the forest.

Midía Índia, an indigenous film-making association, has released the clip ([link removed]) to draw attention to the plight of the uncontacted Awá they share their territory with.

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"We hope this film produces something positive. We hope it makes an impact around the world to help protect our people and our forest." – Flay Guajajara, Mídia Índia, Brazil.

For me, this footage serves as a reminder of what Survival supporters are fighting to defend: the lives and lands of the most vulnerable peoples on the planet.

The Awá's last patch of forest is being rapidly destroyed as loggers and ranchers close in on their lands, no doubt emboldened by President Bolsonaro's anti-indigenous policies and racist rhetoric.

As you can imagine, this a top priority for us. We're working closely with the Guardians of the Amazon ([link removed]) to support their vital work defending the rainforest.

And we're putting pressure ([link removed]) on ministers and government officials to protect indigenous lands. We'll never back down, and with your support we'll never give up.

Yours in solidarity,
Alice Raymond
Survival International
Act now: Support the Guardians of the Amazon ([link removed])
Mídia Índia asked Survival to share these images to show the Awá exist and garner support for the protection of their land. So far, the footage has received a huge amount of media attention ([link removed]) and the news has been seen millions of times.

The images also feature in a short film, "Ka'a Zar Ukyze Wà – Forest Keepers in Danger ([link removed]) " produced by Mídia Índia ([link removed]) in collaboration with Instituto Catitu ([link removed]) and Instituto Socioambiental ([link removed]) , and with the support of organizations including Instituto Makarapy, If Not Us Then Who? ([link removed]) and Survival.
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P.S. We reject government funding and shady corporate money so our integrity is never compromised. We rely entirely on your donations to keep fighting for tribal peoples worldwide. Please donate today ([link removed]) . Without you, there can be no Survival.

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