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From Mexicans left homeless by rising seas to Colombians affected by coral bleaching, hundreds of people are telling the top human rights court in the Americas what climate change means to them in a historic case that could shape international law

Environmental lawyers hope the hearings will define the duties of states to confront the climate crisis and stop it infringing on human rights

“One environmental journalist is killed every two days” is how Jon Sawyer Executive Director, Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting, opened the first panel

A modest wooden school in the middle of the Colombian Amazon preserves the memory of atrocities perpetrated against Indigenous people by rubber industrialists more than a century ago.

A modest wooden school in the middle of the Colombian Amazon preserves the memory of atrocities perpetrated against Indigenous people by rubber industrialists more than a century ago.But more than a century after the atrocities, the community says it is facing a new threat: violence perpetrated by drug traffickers, illegal ranchers and loggers, and guerrillas operating in the jungle.

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Flamengo faces Bragantino next in the Brazilian Championship without several key players due to injuries.

The forward returned to the playing fields in the narrow victory against Amazonas for the Brazilian Cup.

Archer Graziela Santos is asipiring to be the first Indigenous woman from Brazil to qualify for the Olympic Games.