Amid pollution and COVID-19, a quilombolas’ Amazon sanctuary turns hostile
2021-03-05 18:44
Sonia Castro says her family stayed in self-isolation for two months in the Jambuaçu Territory in Brazil’s Pará state. She recounts how they eventually fell ill, their condition worsening bit by bit without proper medical attention. “[They were] one in each house, and after 30 days there was no way they could stay there any […]
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