firmino guajajara and raimundo guajajara were riding on a motorcycle when they were shot and killed by unidentified gunmen. the two were killed while returning from a meeting with brazil's electric utilities company, eletronorte, and the brazilian national indigenous foundation, where they had been advocating in defense of indigenous rights. in hong kong, 800,000 protesters marched sunday in one e the biggest pro-democracy protests in mononths. sundayay's march was the first permitted protest since august. over 6000 protesters have been arrested and hundreds injured since the protests began six months ago today. in france, protesters are disrupting public transport for a fifth straight day amid massive demonstrations against president emmanuel macron's proposed pension overhaul. macron is vowing to press ahead with the pension changes, despite overwhelming public opposition. the french government plans to unveil full details of the overhaul on wednesday. in finland, 34-year-old sanna marin is slated to become the world's youngest sitting prime minister after narrowly winning a vote amo

their protest came just days after two indigenous chiefs -- firmino prexede guajajara and raimundo guajajara gunned down in a drive-by shooting saturday in brazil. >> i am from the indigenous community in the ecuadorian amazon. i'm here to support the brazilian delegation that is denouncing two indigenous people that just passed away due to the politics that bolsonaro is pursuing in brazil. we are here denouncing the policies because bolsonaro is not only bad for brazil, bolsonaro is bad for the whole world. .> i am from brazil we are here at the climate group and many a other climate justice movements. we arere pleadining for the surl and the support for indigenous peoples that are the guardians of the forest. and the first ones to be attacked in this moment with genocide and ecocide that we are living. brazil is one of the countries that has killed the most nature protecectors and climate activis in the world. many of them are indigenous nations. because our territories are the ones that protect or than 80% of biodiversity in the world. >> i am 17 years old. i am from the ecuadorian amazon

we have seen with the death of paulo paulino guajajara whose grgroup of people was standing p to thegers in the invaders, they are paying literally with their lives. they're a also paying with their livelihoods anand r resources. their land is being plundered. invasion of indidigenous by 40% since last year, deforestation is up 92%. these are really shocking figures and said to get worse because bolsonaro's agenda, he has made it quite clear from his racist agenda against the indigenous peoples of these are the people -- a winner of this year's right livelihood award says, the indigenous people are not only standing up protecting the amazon forest for themselves but for humanity because of the crucial role it plays in helping to regulate climate change. amy: talk about uncontacted tribes. what does that mean? >> that means people who lived mainly in the amazon region who have no contatact with surroundg society. they may have sporadic contact with neighboring tribes, but very little. these are usually people who several hundred years ago escaped things like thehe atrocities and ensla