The Guardian journalist and Brazilian indigenist disappear in the Amazon

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The Guardian journalist and Brazilian indigenist disappear in the Amazon

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June 6, 2022 15:13

The English journalist and contributor to The Guardian, Dom Phillips, and the Brazilian indigenist Bruno Pereira have been missing for more than 24 hours in the Vale do Javari region of the Amazon.

Dom Phillips is a journalist for The Guardian, Financial Times, Washington Post, New York Times and The Intercept (Photo: Disclosure)

The information about the disappearance was confirmed by the editor of the English newspaper, Jonathan Watts, and by the Coordination of the Univaja Indigenous Organization, this Monday (06).

The duo roamed the forest with the aim of consolidating joint work between riverside people and indigenous people, in the surveillance of the territory affected by the intense invasions of gold miners and illegal deforestation.

Folha talked to 12 agribusiness leaders and found support for Bolsonaro still strong. Reasons include freeing up gun laws and support for exploiting protected Amazon areas including Indigenous reserves. Read destroying native forests for monoculture. https://t.co/fyW65wyhMq
— Dom Phillips (@domphillips) May 31, 2022

In a publication on Twitter, the editor of the British newspaper cited death threats against the indigenist, registered a few hours before the disappearance.