About 100 representatives of the indigenous people in traditional clothes blocked the main entrance to the UN climate conference COP30 in Belém, Brazil, for 90 minutes. This was reported by AP, writes UNN.
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The demonstrators formed a human chain, preventing participants from entering or leaving until a discussion took place with the president of the negotiations, who held one of the protesters' babies in his arms during the conversation.
No one enters, no one leaves
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Protesters demanded the cancellation of plans for commercial development of rivers, a grain railway project, and clear demarcation of indigenous territories. At the same time, conference delegates were allowed through side entrances, and UN staff moved metal detectors to avoid queues. This is the second time COP30 has been disrupted in four days, and even larger protests are expected in the coming days of the conference.
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