Rio +20: Members of Brazil’s indigenous tribes set up camp for the alternative People

1. Members of Brazil’s indigenous tribes have set up camp in the Rio suburb of Jacarepagua for the “People’s Summit”. The gathering of indigenous peoples forms a counterpoint to the official UN Conference on Sustainable Development, known as Rio+20.

2. The name of the camp, Kari-Oca, means “White man’s house” in the Tupi-Guarani language.

3. The “People’s Summit,” an initiative of 200 ecological groups and social movements from around the world, denounces the “green economy” concept being debated by 115 world leaders at the official June 20-22 UN meeting.

4. The “People’s Summit” will feature several different demonstrations, including a main march expected to draw 50,000 people on June 20, when the official Rio+20 meet gets under way.

5. Some 400 representatives of 20 indigenous groups, including Guaranis, Tikunas, Tukanos, Gavioes, Kayapos, Xavantes and Bororos are expected, along with 1,200 natives from Canada, the United States, Colombia and Nicaragua.

6. A women’s rally is scheduled for Monday along with a rally to protest a new forestry code in Brazil that would ease restrictions on forest protection and which environmentalists sees as a threat to the Amazon rainforest.

7. Kayapo and Xerente men prepare to light a fire using a traditional method

8. People from several indigenous tribes participate in the fire lighting ceremony at the Kari-Oca village

9. A Kayapo man holds the sacred fire during the Kari-Oca opening ceremony

10. A Terena man cries as he remembers their dead during the Kari-Oca opening ceremony

http://oddstuffmagazine.com/rio-20-indigenous-people-set-up-camp-for-the-alternative-people.html

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Krishna Kalki June 17, 2012 at 1:53am

Fantastic Song/Music

South American Indian group Alborada - Paway Anka ...Peru
forestgirl June 17, 2012 at 1:13am

Thanks for the post!!!!

Great to see what the indigenous people of the world are doing now.

Love Chris
beingoflight888 June 16, 2012 at 4:50pm

beautiful women!
Michael June 16, 2012 at 7:19am

angels at work
Maloo12 June 16, 2012 at 6:14am

COLOURFUL ENERGY...fantastic...
- STAR* > Maloo12 June 16, 2012 at 7:21am
  
  Ya i love the energy too! <3
STAR* June 16, 2012 at 4:52am

Kalki, they look like they are having fun without the mobile and internet lol

<3
- Krishna Kalki > STAR* June 16, 2012 at 6:14am
  
  yes STAR they are more connected to nature...the only problem is i hope they would all be vegetarians...there is so much in the Amazon that they is no need to kill animals... they need to be friendly to the animals and in turn the animals will become friendly to them
  - Dreamsicle > Krishna Kalki June 17, 2012 at 3:41am
    
    "they need to be friendly to the animals and in turn the animals will become friendly to them"
    
    I think Timothy Treadwell had the same idea.
Krishna Kalki June 16, 2012 at 2:31am

They are not into Mobile Phones and Laptops ...internet yet.

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1. Members of Brazil’s indigenous tribes have set up camp in the Rio suburb of Jacarepagua for the “People’s Summit”. The gathering of indigenous peoples forms a counterpoint to the official UN Conference on Sustainable Development, known as Rio+20.

2. The name of the camp, Kari-Oca, means “White man’s house” in the Tupi-Guarani language.

3. The “People’s Summit,” an initiative of 200 ecological groups and social movements from around the world, denounces the “green economy” concept being debated by 115 world leaders at the official June 20-22 UN meeting.

4. The “People’s Summit” will feature several different demonstrations, including a main march expected to draw 50,000 people on June 20, when the official Rio+20 meet gets under way.

5. Some 400 representatives of 20 indigenous groups, including Guaranis, Tikunas, Tukanos, Gavioes, Kayapos, Xavantes and Bororos are expected, along with 1,200 natives from Canada, the United States, Colombia and Nicaragua.

6. A women’s rally is scheduled for Monday along with a rally to protest a new forestry code in Brazil that would ease restrictions on forest protection and which environmentalists sees as a threat to the Amazon rainforest.

7. Kayapo and Xerente men prepare to light a fire using a traditional method

8. People from several indigenous tribes participate in the fire lighting ceremony at the Kari-Oca village

9. A Kayapo man holds the sacred fire during the Kari-Oca opening ceremony

10. A Terena man cries as he remembers their dead during the Kari-Oca opening ceremony

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