May 25, 2022

Originally posted on Jim Dollar's Photography and Philosophy:
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Today, the Yanomami should be celebrating the 30th anniversary of the official demarcation of their territory on May 25th, 1992, but tens of thousands of illegal gold miners allied with armed criminal gangs are acting with impunity in their territory right now, contaminating rivers with mercury and intimidating and harming the community!

Originally posted on Barbara Crane Navarro:
https://jimdollarsphotographyandphilosophy.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/aa-3-water-spitter.jpg Yanomami child playing in the river (before the invasion of gold miners)??photo: Barbara Crane Navarro «?My grandparents fished to feed the community in this river. Now it’s just sludge, gasoline, diesel and mercury contamination. Fish die and our Yanomami land is dying.? We Yanomami suffer, we don’t have…