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Enawene Nawe blockade succeeds
The Brazilian government has agreed to several key demands of the Enawene Nawe Indians after they blockaded a major highway. The government's Indian agency, FUNAI, will survey lands claimed by the Enawene Nawe and other tribes, with the aim of officially
'Leave the Jarawa alone' tour operators told
The authorities on the Andaman Islands have warned that offering sightings of the Jarawa tribe to tourists is a violation of an Indian Supreme Court Order.
Safari concession threatens Hadza tribe
Hundreds of Hadza hunter-gatherers face eviction from their ancestral lands if a foreign safari company is given a hunting concession on their land.
Illegal deforestation destroys Ayoreo hunting grounds
A Paraguayan rancher illegally occupying part of the Ayoreo-Totobiegosode Indians' ancestral territory has destroyed key hunting grounds.
Defence of uncontacted tribes is in 'public interest'
The defence of uncontacted tribes has been declared in the ?public interest? by Peru?s regional Ucayali government.
Appeal to top human rights body on uncontacted tribes
Peru's national Indigenous peoples' organization has lodged an urgent appeal to the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR), Latin America's top human rights body, out of concern for some of the world's last uncontacted tribes.
UN concerned over torture of West Papuan tribes
The Special Representative of the UN Secretary General on the situation of human rights defenders has concluded her visit to Indonesia.