First confirmed news on India's island tribes
The first authoritative reports are now coming in on the fate of the five isolated tribes of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, hit hard by the Asian quake disaster.
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Bushmen's agonising trek to return home
Bushmen who were evicted by the government from their homes in the Kalahari are braving exhaustion and starvation to return to their land.
Campaign wins back land for isolated tribe
Authorities in India have bowed to local and international pressure and increased the size of the reserve set aside for the recently-contacted Jarawa tribe.
UK backs USA against tribal peoples
Tribal peoples are appealing to the British government on UN Human Rights Day (December 10) to stop following the USA in opposing their rights.
Hunger strike as UK blocks Indigenous rights declaration
Six Indigenous people have been on hunger strike at the UN in Geneva in protest at the UK and other governments' blocking of an historic UN declaration on Indigenous rights.
Gana and Gwi Bushmen appeal to UK's black population
Gana Bushman Roy Sesana has appealed to the UK's black population to support his people's fight to return to their land.
Anger at government's new resettlement project
Looked down on by the Ethiopian government, the cattle-herding Mursi and Bodi have had three thousand families belonging to the farming Konso people moved on to their land.
New wave of violence hits Jummas
An 11-month old baby badly injured and his parents killed during an attack by settlers on the Jumma people of the Chittagong Hill Tracts, Bangladesh.