Indigenous and other climate activists say they need to 'make their voices heard' as UN conference hits halfway mark.
Indigenous and other climate activists say they need to ‘make their voices heard’ as UN conference hits halfway mark.
By Al Jazeera Staff and News Agencies
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Thousands of people have marched through the streets of the Brazilian city of Belem, calling for the voices of Indigenous peoples and environmental defenders to be heard at the United Nations COP30 climate summit.
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