The New Yorkerのインスタグラム(newyorkermag) - 8月7日 12時29分

Here, Felipe Araoz, a worker for Peru's Ministry of Culture, stands in the spot where an attack by the Mashco Piro, a group of isolated indigenous people, killed Leonardo Pérez, a twenty-year-old Matsigenka man. Pérez’s death threatened to bring about an open conflict. Following the killing, a squad of Matsigenka men armed with guns had pursued the Mashco in the forest. They found their camp, but it was empty, so they destroyed it and threw the Mashco’s arrows in the river. Click the link in our bio to read Jon Lee Anderson’s “The Distant Shore.” Photograph by @avelkaim.

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