Overview
- Dozens of indigenous activists and supporters forced a door, passed security checkpoints and entered the Blue Zone, as videos showed crowds waving flags and chanting.
- UN security, with Brazilian soldiers present, confronted the group and told remaining delegates to leave the venue.
- The conference site was fully evacuated and entrances were sealed and heavily guarded, with staff using tables to barricade doors from inside.
- A UN spokesperson said two security personnel were slightly injured, and local reports showed minor damage at the venue.
- Conference leaders said the main entrance would be repaired and reopened Wednesday morning, while UN and Brazilian authorities opened inquiries and further demonstrations are expected this week.