Venezuelan Indians freed from prison
Two Indigenous leaders in Venezuela have been freed, after being falsely imprisoned for a year and a half.
Latest news
Outrage as controversial Amazon mega dam approved
Belo Monte will be the world's third largest dam
Yanomami Indians seize plane in health protest
New health coordinator has little connection with Indigenous people
Peru in shock move to abolish uncontacted tribe’s reserve
Recent report proves Murunahua reserve is still the target of illegal logging.
Death threat from Shell supplier on Brazilian tribe’s land
Ancestral land of the Guarani has been rented out for sugarcane production
Protests at UN for action on peace accord
Jumma tribal people want Bangladesh government to finally honour treaty
Tension mounts as Brazilian Indians retake land
Guarani community returns to their land after living by the side of a highway
Swiss to investigate finances of Sarawak Chief Minister
Swiss President raises possibility of freezing Taib Mahmud's assets