‘Alternative Nobel Prize’ winners appeal to Botswana President over Bushmen
Laureates describe government's actions as 'inexcusable'
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Brazil’s President signs ‘death sentence’ for Amazonian river
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Indians urge Brazil’s next President to protect ancestral land
Brazilian Indians present urgent demands for their rights to be protected to the candidates in Brazil's upcoming presidential election.
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Victory is a milestone in Indigenous rights
African Commission rules outspoken academic wrongly deported from Botswana
Critic of Botswana's persecution of the Kalahari Bushmen is vindicated
Penan tribe demand a say in dam project
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