Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Brazilian-Indigenous-Delegation-in-Oslo-27MZIFJ8VV77A.htmlConceptually similarBrazilian Indigenous Delegation in OsloGP0STU6Y3Completed★★★★Brazilian Indigenous Delegation in OsloGP0STU6Y9Completed★★★★Brazilian Indigenous Delegation in OsloGP0STU6YICompleted★★★★Brazilian Indigenous Delegation in OsloGP0STU6YLCompleted★★★★Brazilian Indigenous Delegation in OsloGP0STU6YMCompleted★★★★Brazilian Indigenous Delegation in OsloGP0STU6Y4Completed★★★★Brazilian Indigenous Delegation in OsloGP0STU6Y7Completed★★★★Brazilian Indigenous Delegation in OsloGP0STU6YACompleted★★★★★Brazilian Indigenous Delegation in OsloGP0STU6YKCompleted★★★★★★View AllGP0STU6YOBrazilian Indigenous Delegation in OsloA delegation of eight indigenous leaders are in Europe to report serious violations Brazilian Indigenous Peoples are facing under Brazil's new administration. The group are pictured here in front of the iconic Opera building in Oslo in support of the advocacy tour “Indigenous Blood: Not a Single Drop More”. The giant portraits in black and white are a collaboration between Brazil's Indigenous Peoples Articulation - APIB and the global art project Inside Out, from the French artist and photographer JR.Locations:Norway-Oslo-ScandinaviaDate:29 Oct, 2019Credit:© Greenpeace / Matthew KempMaximum size:5557px X 3840pxKeywords:Actions and protests-Activists-Day-Forests (campaign title)-Human rights-Indigenous People-KWCI (GPI)-Men-National costumes-Outdoors-Photo opportunities (action tactic)-Small group of people-WomenShoot:Brazilian Indigenous Delegation in OsloA delegation of Brazilian indigenous representatives are on a tour of Europe to raise awareness of the threats being faces by their communities. The group are pictured here in front of the iconic Opera building in Oslo in support of the advocacy tour “Indigenous Blood: Not a Single Drop More”. The giant portraits in black white are a collaboration between Brazil's Indigenous Peoples Articulation - APIB and the global art project Inside Out, from the French artist and photographer JR. A delegation of eight indigenous leaders is in Europe to report serious violations against Brazilian Indigenous Peoples are facing under Brasil's new administration.Related Collections:Brazilian Indigenous Leaders' Tour of Europe (All Locations, Greenpeace Photos & Videos)
