During the COP30 climate summit held in Belem, Brazil, Indigenous protesters entered the venue and confronted security officers. Their demonstration was aimed at drawing attention to the urgent need for stronger actions against deforestation and mining in the Amazon rainforest. The Amazon is crucial for global biodiversity and climate regulation, making the protesters' demands significant. The clash underscores the ongoing tensions between Indigenous rights and environmental protection efforts, as well as the challenges faced in addressing climate change effectively. The incident reflects broader concerns about the impact of industrial activities on Indigenous lands and ecosystems.