Indigenous Children and the Right to Life: Analysis of data from states in the Northern Region of Brazil 2019 – 2021

Abstract

The present work aims to address the critical issue of the rights to life of indigenous children in the Northern Region of Brazil, focusing on data analysis covering the period from 2019 to 2021. The Northern region is characterized by its rich cultural diversity and ethnic, housing diverse indigenous communities, each with their own history, language and traditions. However, these indigenous children face significant challenges regarding their right to life and dignified development, which this study aims to explore and understand. The research is based on the analysis of documentary data provided in CIMI reports on violence against indigenous peoples, health indicators, education and living conditions of indigenous children, with the aim of identifying trends, challenges and critical gaps in public protection policy of your rights. The aim is to provide valuable clarifications that can inform the formulation of public policies and effective actions to promote and protect the fundamental rights of these indigenous children.