We Need to Find Missing Journalist, Rights Defender in Brazil’s Amazon

By Human Rights Watch

Click to expand Image Employees of the National Indigenous Foundation, FUNAI, display a large poster with images of British journalist Dom Phillips, left, and Indigenous affairs expert Bruno Pereira, and with the Portuguese phrase "Where are they?" during a vigil in Brasilia, Brazil, June 9, 2022. © 2022 AP Photo/Eraldo Peres I have known journalist Dom Phillips for years. I remember him telling me over dinner how he wrote about music in his native UK, but moved to Brazil after becoming enamored with the country during a visit in 2007. He and Indigenous affairs expert Bruno Pereira went…

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