"We're doing all we can to help our uncontacted relatives"

Danger’s closing in on the uncontacted Ãwa Indigenous people of the ‘Papaya Forest’ on Brazil’s Bananal Island.

In this video, Wapoxire Ãwa, a relative of the uncontacted Ãwa, demands the protection of their forest so they can survive, and also asks for the official demarcation of the Taego Ãwa Indigenous Territory.

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