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It's like

like Mexico swallowed them.

That's how I put it.

They just vanished.

Missing Voices, as the climate crisis intensifies across the globe,

at least 196 environmental defenders were killed last year. We'll look at Global Witnesses's new report on the violent erasure of

land and environmental defenders. This comes as Western governments

including the US are increasingly targeting and jailing climate activists.

As climate crisis demands us to act drastically, radically and promptly, we see governments being busy bullying climate activists.

Plus we speak to the award-winning Cherokee journalist Rebecca Nagel about her new book,

By the Fire We Carry, the generations long fight for justice

on Native land.

By the Fire We Carry tells a story of a Supreme Court case that resulted in the largest restoration of

tribal land in US history. I wrote this book because I think the legacy of

dispossession and genocide of indigenous peoples is a problem not just for our tribes but

a problem for our democracy in this country.

All that and more coming up. Welcome to Democracy Now, Democracy Now.

The War and Peace Report.

I'm Amy Goodman.

In Gaza, another Israeli strike on a UN school being used to shelter, displaced Palestinians

has killed at least 18 people, including six UNRWA employees, making it the deadliest single day for the UN agency UNRWA's history.

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