Uruguay ratifies international law for Indigenous peoples’ rights
Uruguay is the twenty-third country to ratify key tribal rights law.
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Caught on video - Gunmen terrorize Brazilian Indians
Guarani community managed to film gunmen driving past their village and firing shots at them.
Bushman travels 5,000 miles to tell Prince Charles ‘We’re not poachers’
Jumanda Gakelebone arrived at Prince Charles’s residence this morning with a letter.
Police close 'private militia' firm following Guarani murders
Ranchers reportedly paid Gaspem 30,000 reais (US$ 13,400) each time it evicted Guarani Indians from their lands.
Bushman travels 5,000 miles to tell Prince Charles ‘We’re not poachers’
Bushman leader is appealing to Prince Charles to help stop Botswana’s violent regime against the Bushmen.
Mysterious epidemic kills recently-contacted tribe one by one
A mysterious TB epidemic is steadily killing recently-contacted members of a South American tribe.
Chittagong Hill Tracts of Bangladesh – rapists act with impunity
Jumma women and girls from the Chittagong Hill Tracts in Bangladesh are being raped with impunity, activists have warned.
Protestors call for the release of Papuan political prisoners in Indonesia
Protestors demonstrated today outside the Indonesian embassy in London to call for the release of all Papuan political prisoners.