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What's the story?

The Dongria Kondh are one of India’s most remote tribes. They live in Orissa state’s Niyamgiri hills and worship a mountain as a God.

As Vedanta Resources, a London-based mining company prepares to destroy their forests and sacred mountain to build a vast open-cast mine, Survival’s new film asks…

What will one tribe do to save everything they know?

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Your messages

Message for Vedanta from Nélio:

I strongly recommned that workers from Vedanta, please watch the movie ‘avatar’.
sincerely!!

Message for Vedanta from Carla Azevedo:

What if some other company want to tear down your house ? What do you think about that ? Leave Dongria Kondh people live their lives …

Message for Vedanta from Lu:

STOP destruction!!! Respect Human life and their values!!!

Message for Vedanta from Milena Guerreiro:

Respect life!

Message for Vedanta from LB:

Never Give Up

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Latest news

  1. Tribal people appeal to James Cameron
    8 February
  2. Church takes ‘unprecedented’ step to sell stake in Vedanta
    5 February
  3. Imminent: Anglican Church decision on Vedanta Resources’ abuses
    27 January
  4. Pro-mining ‘goons’ harass and intimidate human rights investigators in India
    21 December
  5. Mining company’s scare tactics against human rights NGO
    14 December


Extras


Out-take reel


A call for help from Dongria Kondh man Jitu Jakesika


The Dongria Kondh dance