Two dead and 40 injured in Panama police attack
Indigenous protesters and police have withdrawn, while a full investigation is pending
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Six men face charges for Guarani murders in legal ‘milestone’
Ranchers and politicians are facing prosecution for an attack on a Guarani community
Illegal loggers seized days after photos of uncontacted Indians released
Peru has raided an illegal logging site in the Manú National Park.
UK MPs call for end to ‘human safaris’ as new video proves police link
MPs are tabling a motion calling on India to close a road which runs through the Jarawa reserve.
Brazilian Indians fear imminent eviction from ancestral land
Guarani Indians have expressed their 'fear' after being served with an eviction order requiring them to leave their ancestral land.
Up close one year later: startling new photos of uncontacted Indians released
Many blame illegal logging for displacing uncontacted tribes from their forest homes.
Two years after Andaman tribe dies, another 'faces extinction'
Linguist Anvita Abbi warned the Jarawa could face a similar fate as the Bo
German travel industry warns Samburu eviction could harm Kenya tourism
The German travel association calls to allow the ‘Samburu to reinstall in the Eland Downs.'