ACAMPAMENTO TERRA LIVRE
BRASÍLIA, BRAZIL
April, 8th 2025 - April, 10th 2025

The largest indigenous mobilization in Brazil will be held between April 7 and 11 in Brasília (DF)

On the National Day of Struggle of Indigenous Peoples, February 7, the Articulation of Indigenous Peoples of Brazil (APIB) revealed the theme chosen for the Free Land Camp (ATL) 2025. “APIB is all of us: In defense of the Constitution and life” reinforces the commitment of more than 300 indigenous peoples to guarantee their rights provided for in the Federal Constitution, enacted in 1988. The theme also celebrates the unity and resistance of the indigenous movement represented by APIB, which, this year, completes 20 years of struggle and achievements.

The 21st edition of ATL, considered the largest indigenous mobilization in the country, will take place between April 7 and 11 in Brasília (DF).

The Free Land Camp is organized by the Articulation of Indigenous Peoples of Brazil (APIB) and its seven regional grassroots organizations, namely: Apoinme, ArpinSudeste, ArpinSul, Aty Guasu, Conselho Terena, Coaib and Comissão Guarani Yvyrupa. Last year, the camp brought together around 9,000 indigenous people and more than 200 peoples in the federal capital, who debated and marched against the time frame for five days. The legal thesis argues that indigenous peoples only have the right to demarcate their traditional lands if they were occupying those lands on October 5, 1988, the date of publication of the Federal Constitution of Brazil, disregarding the history of violence faced by indigenous peoples. “It is necessary to demarcate and protect indigenous lands. We, indigenous peoples, have been fighting hard to ensure that the constitutional text is followed. To achieve this, it is important that indigenous rights are guaranteed and implemented, that institutions are respected and that the indigenous movement is heard. Only then will we have an even stronger Brazilian democracy!” Tuxá Dinamam, executive coordinator of APIB.

According to a survey by APIB, Indigenous Lands under study or demarcated have a higher deforestation rate (0.2% per year) than those already regularized (0.05%).

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