Peru passes Indigenous rights law without consent of the Indians
Indigenous organizations reject weak new law that fails to meet demands for their rights
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A gas project is due to expand into uncontacted tribes' land.
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Survival has obtained photographic evidence of the impact of Ethiopia's plantations scheme
Sri Lankan park guard kills tribal man
Sri Lankan park guard shoots dead man from the Wanniyala-Aetto tribe
UN body says Brazil violating Indigenous rights
The Brazilian authorities have failed to consult Indians about the construction of the controversial Belo Monte mega-dam
Killed by ‘progress’: uncontacted manhunt remembered 25 years on
The Ayoreo remember when many of their tribe's members were captured and killed.
Papuan leaders imprisoned for treason
Five Papuan leaders have been found guilty of treason and sentenced to three years in prison
‘Genocide’ risk in Brazil despite UN push to end racism
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