Operation Awá: most invaders removed from tribal land
Over 60% of the invaders on Awá land have now been evicted in a breakthrough operation in the Brazilian Amazon.
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Uncontacted Indians ‘abandoned to their fate’ as loggers and drug smugglers invade
Survival warned today that the uncontacted Amazon tribe recently photographed from the air has been abandoned to their fate
Landmark victory for the Ogiek
The Ogiek have won a historic victory in Kenya's courts but new concerns are raised.
Botswana’s hunting ban: Bushmen starve, trophy hunters carry on
Bushmen can't hunt to feed their families – but trophy hunting is still allowed.
UN Special Rapporteur’s last report to Peru highlights failings over Camisea gas project
Peru government has approved plans to expand the controversial gas project further into uncontacted tribes' reserve.
U.S. State Department calls marginalization of Bushmen a ‘principal human rights concern’
2013 report on human rights in Botswana describes Bushmen as ‘marginalized economically and politically’
The dark side of Brazil: Oil giant Petrobras moves into 'deepest Amazon'
Brazilian oil company Petrobras started exploring for oil and gas in one of the most isolated parts of the Amazon.
David Beckham meets ‘Dalai Lama of the Rainforest’
David Beckham has visited the Yanomami tribe in Brazil and met their most prominent spokesperson Davi Kopenawa.