Indigenous people blockade highway to protest the destruction of their territory
Ayoreo people were forcibly contacted, have now been abandoned
News from the Ayoreo
Leading leather manufacturer announces Paraguay boycott of leather suppliers over fears for uncontacted Indigenous people in Paraguay
Pasubio announces it won't buy leather from suppliers whose activities threaten forests inhabited by uncontacted Ayoreo people in Paraguay.
BMW and Jaguar Land Rover linked to illegal deforestation in uncontacted tribe’s territory as official OECD complaint launched
Ranches providing leather to Europe are threatening the existence of the last uncontacted people in South America outside the Amazon.
South American Indigenous groups unite to demand urgent protection for uncontacted tribe
Leading Indigenous organizations across South America have now made an extraordinary public appeal for action.
Ayoreo appeal to Inter-American Commission to save their forest from destruction
Paraguay: Indigenous people have appealed to the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights to save their from total destruction.
Ayoreo environmental defender latest victim of deadly epidemic
Chagabi Etacore, one of the Ayoreo-Totobiegosode’s most-loved leaders and environmental defenders, has died.
Ayoreo Indigenous people in Paraguay celebrate land victory
The Ayoreo-Totobiegosode, an Indigenous people in the heart of South America, has finally secured a key part of its territory.
Landmark talks on uncontacted tribe fail to stop logging
Negotiations between Paraguay government and Ayoreo tribe yet to reach agreement to protect land from loggers