Two tribes boycott Brazil's World Indigenous Games over 'institutionalised violence'
Two tribes boycott Brazil's World Indigenous Games over 'institutionalised violence'
- Leaders of the Krahô and Apinajé ethnic groups in the Brazilian host state of Tocantins publicly announced they would not participate in the games, which will involve more than 2,000 indigenous athletes from around the world.
- Leaders of the Krahô and Apinajé ethnic groups in the Brazilian host state of Tocantins publicly announced they would not participate in the games, which will involve more than 2,000 indigenous athletes from around the world.
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