Outrage as Botswana Tourism Board wins prestigious award
Board wins award despite goverment's treatment of the Kalahari Bushmen
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Nicaragua signs international law for tribal peoples
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Campaign to ‘destabilize’ Amazon Indigenous organization
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West Papuans celebrate new UK prime minister
The new UK prime minister David Cameron has given hope to the tribal people of West Papua.
Oil companies banned from uncontacted tribes' reserve
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Blood samples return to Amazon Indians
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Amazon mega-dams endanger uncontacted Indians
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