Officials questioned by UN on Jarawa 1 March 2007Indian officials were questioned by the UN on Monday about Indias protection of the Jarawa tribe of the Andaman Islands.
Uncontacted Indians flee logging onslaught 28 February 2007The Brazilian government has discovered signs of some of the worlds last uncontacted tribes living near the border with Peru.
Bushman court ruling online 26 February 2007A copy of the landmark ruling made by the Botswana High Court in the case of the Kalahari Bushmen against the Botswana government is now available online.
Guarani Indian children die of starvation 22 February 2007Two children from the Guarani Kaiowá tribe have died of starvation, and several dozen are being treated in hospital for severe malnutrition.
Police clear Penan blockade 21 February 2007Members of a nomadic tribe who had been preventing loggers from bulldozing their rainforest home for two years have had their blockade dismantled by Malaysian police.
Canadian tribe reaches out to Jarawa 21 February 2007A leader from the Innu tribe of sub-arctic eastern Canada has made a heartfelt plea to the Indian government to protect the Jarawa of the Andaman Islands, published last week in the Times of India.
Survival tells UN Jarawa tribe could be wiped out 20 February 2007Survival International has submitted a report to the UN warning that the Jarawa tribe of the Andaman Islands could be wiped out unless the Indian government acts to protect them.
Indians and NGOs campaign to save Xingu River 16 February 2007Indigenous peoples, NGOs and farmers are combining forces to save the headwaters of the Xingu River, a major tributary of the Amazon.
Bushmen arrested and beaten despite court ruling 13 February 2007Six Bushmen have been arrested, starved and held for six days after police and wildlife guards accused them of hunting in the Central Kalahari Game Reserve in Botswana. They were then released without charge.
Iban victory over wrongful arrests 9 February 2007Forty-two Iban tribespeople, who were arrested in 1997 for defending their forest homeland against attempts to clear it for oil palm plantations, have won their case for wrongful arrest.
Guarani children face starvation 9 February 2007The Mato Grosso do Sul state government has cut food aid to Guarani Indians. This is a severe blow to thousands of Guarani families who rely almost entirely on monthly food rations to survive.
Police hunt leaders of invasion of isolated Indians' land 2 February 2007Police have launched a search for a fraudulent lawyer who sold false land titles inside the territory of the isolated Uru Eu Wau Wau tribe. As a result of his actions, hundreds of people poured in to the Indians' land.
