Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Brazilian-Indigenous-Leaders-Meet-with-Dutch-Politicians-in-The-Hague-27MZIFJ8Y1DTN.htmlConceptually similarBrazilian Indigenous Leaders Meet with Dutch Politicians in The HagueGP0STU4XPCompleted★★★★★★Brazilian Indigenous Leaders Meet with Dutch Politicians in The HagueGP0STU4XRCompleted★★★★Brazilian Indigenous Leaders Meet with Dutch Politicians in The HagueGP0STU4XSCompleted★★★★Brazilian Indigenous Leaders Meet with Dutch Politicians in The HagueGP0STU4XTCompleted★★★★Brazilian Indigenous Leaders Meet with Dutch Politicians in The HagueGP0STU4XUCompleted★★★★★★★Brazilian Indigenous Leaders Meet with Dutch Politicians in The HagueGP0STU4XVCompleted★★★★Brazilian Indigenous Leaders Meet with Dutch Politicians in The HagueGP0STU4XWCompleted★★★★Brazilian Indigenous Leaders Meet with Dutch Politicians in The HagueGP0STU4XXCompleted★★★★Brazilian Indigenous Leaders Meet with Dutch Politicians in The HagueGP0STU4XYCompleted★★★★View AllGP0STU4XQBrazilian Indigenous Leaders Meet with Dutch Politicians in The HagueA delegation of eight Brazilian indigenous leaders and Greenpeace meet with Dutch politicians from Groenlinks, D66 and Partij voor de Dieren to discuss deforestation and human rights violations in Brazil. The eight indigenous leaders believe that it is up to Dutch politicians and companies to stop the massive destruction of nature for soy plantations, among other things, and the increase in violent incidents and death threats. The leaders from the Amazon, among others, are currently touring in Europe to engage in dialogue with politicians and the business community. As Europe's largest soy importer, the Netherlands has an important responsibility.In original language:Inheemse leiders Brazilie spreken in Tweede KamerDEN HAAG - Een delegatie van acht inheemse leiders en Greenpeace spreekt met Kamerleden van GroenLinks, D66, PvdA en PvdD over ontbossing en mensenrechtenschendingen in Brazilie. Nederlandse politici en bedrijven zijn aan zet om de grote natuurverwoesting voor onder andere sojaplantages en de toename aan geweldsincidenten en doodsbedreigingen te stoppen, menen de acht inheemse leiders. De leiders uit onder andere de Amazone toeren op dit moment door Europa om in gesprek te gaan met politici en het bedrijfsleven. Nederland heeft als grootste soja-importeur van Europa een belangrijke verantwoordelijkheid.Locations:Europe-Netherlands-The HagueDate:30 Oct, 2019Credit:© Marten van Dijl / GreenpeaceMaximum size:4169px X 2857pxKeywords:Climate (campaign title)-Day-Direct communications-Forests (campaign title)-Indigenous People-Indoors-KWCI (GPI)-National costumes-Parliament buildings-Political events-Tribal dressesShoot:Brazilian Indigenous Leaders Meet with Dutch Politicians in The HagueIt is up to Dutch politicians and companies to come up with solutions against human rights violations and deforestation in Brazil. That is the message of eight indigenous leaders from Brazil. The delegation and Greenpeace met today with politicians from Groenlinks, D66 and Partij voor de Dieren to discuss the increase in death threats, forest fires and the destruction of nature in their areas. Agribusinesses are forcibly invading their land and destroying their forests for the establishment of large-scale soy plantations. In Brazil, the production of soy for cattle feed has quadrupled in the past two decades. As Europe's largest soy importer, the Netherlands has an important responsibility in stopping deforestation and human rights violations in Brazil.Related Collections:Brazilian Indigenous Leaders' Tour of Europe (All Locations, Greenpeace Photos & Videos)Brazil Indigenous Leaders European Tour 2019 (All Archive and Contemporary Material)
