Thousands of Indigenous people from across Brazil are rallying in the nation's capital this week to demand protection for their land rights, fighting legislation that could make it impossible for some tribes to reclaim territory they were forced to leave.

Indigenous groups rally in Brasilia against land law

Thousands of Indigenous people from the Amazon Rainforest and the Pacific regions gathered in Brasília, calling for equal representation at the upcoming COP30 climate summit. Their march highlights the need for Indigenous voices to be heard in global climate decision-making, especially as frontline protectors of biodiversity.

Indigenous communities demand equal representation ahead of COP30 Summit

Brazilian police treats Supreme Court bomb blast as 'terror attack', says was 'planned over a long period'

Brazil: 17-year prison sentence for pro-Bolsonaro defendant in January 8 riots

Brazil Supreme Court allows authorities to include Jair Bolsonaro in January 8 riots probe

Brazil President Lula hints at inside job in the Brasilia riots

US and Brazil lawmakers to join forces to investigate Brasilia riots: Report

Jair Bolsonaro hospitalised following Brazil riots, shares picture from hospital bed

Death toll from floods, landslides climbs to 146 in Brazil

A strict 25 hours lockdown has been imposed in the Brazillian capital of Brasilia to curb a worsening COVID-19 outbreak that is filled its intensive care units to near filled capacity now. Brazilian governor issues 24-hour lockdown in Brazil's capital and remains effective for 15 days.

Lockdown restrictions has been imposed in Brazillian capital of Brasilia to curb a worsening COVID-19 outbreak

Christmas is a little different in Brazil for Jose Ivanildo Leandro da Silva, who is dressed as Santa as he looks to overcome mobility and poverty barriers in the capital Brasilia. Da Silva is disabled and gets about on his skateboard, skirting between traffic to ask for donations for the neediest children of Brazil's capital.

Disabled Santa in Brazil highlights mobility barriers this Christmas

A thousand crosses placed in front of Brazil's Congress to honour people who have died from COVID-19 and to denounce President Jair Bolsonaro's handling of the pandemic, set against Bolsonaro supporters demonstrating in Brasilia on Sunday (June 28), showcased a divided country.

Crosses to honour coronavirus victims: Virus-hit Brazil remains split

Nearly 50 dead, thousands displaced as storms lash southeast of Brazil

Brazilian climate strikers take aim at Bolsonaro for Amazon fires

The testimony by Petrobras executive Sergio Machado has thrown Brazil's politics into chaos and deepened its worst recession in decades

Brazil's Temer denies alleged link to Petrobras scandal

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