Brazil bolsters security as ‘crisis situation’ threatens uncontacted Indians
Government says it will dispatch National Security Force agents to help protect the tribe
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Persecution of Paraguay Indians exposed to UN
Uncontacted members of the Ayoreo tribe face threats from deforestation
World marks UN Indigenous day
Many communities are using the day to draw attention to their plight
Guard post for uncontacted Indians over-run by “drug traffickers”
FUNAI fears for welfare of uncontacted Indians
Nine tribal facts for August 9
August 9th is the International Day of the World's Indigenous People
Tour companies join tourist boycott of human safaris
Two leading Andaman tour companies declare support for boycott
BBC & Travel Channel show ‘staged, false, fabricated and distorted’
‘Mark & Olly: Living with the Machigenga’ accused of 'false and insulting' portrayal of the tribe
100 years on - the unsolved mystery of the rubber boom slaves
Some 30,000 Indigenous people were enslaved, tortured, and murdered