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The indigenous community constitutes less than 1% of the Brazilian population.

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Indigenous people are vulnerable to human rights violations, such as murder, land invasions and prejudice, they call for public policies that promote safety and equality.

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There is a demand for differentiated health and education services that respect cultural specificities and are accessible in villages.

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People need support to maintain indigenous languages, traditions and knowledge, with policies that promote appreciation and intergenerational transmission.

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It is vital to defend their territories against deforestation, illegal mining, mining and other predatory activities that threaten the environment and their way of life.

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They demand legal recognition and protection of traditional lands, which are essential for the cultural, physical and economic survival of indigenous peoples. The delay or halt in demarcation processes is a central concern.