A symbol of Indigenous genocide: “The Man of the Hole” dies in Brazil
The death of the Indigenous man, who lived entirely alone, means his people have been completely wiped out.
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Anglo-French oil company threatens uncontacted tribes in Peruvian Amazon
Perenco is opposing the creation of the Napo-Tigre reserve for uncontacted tribes in Peru to keep drilling for oil.
Anoushka Shankar launches new film to highlight Indigenous resistance to coal mining in India
Anoushka Shankar is lending her voice to the Adivasi campaign in India to prevent further coal mining in Hasdeo Forest.
Kenya: Indigenous Sengwer say Western conservation funding will lead to “genocide“
The Sengwer from Kenya are appealing to the Western public “to stop funding conservation projects that are destroying our life."
US Congress takes crucial step to stop funding conservation abuses
The US Congress has approved a landmark bill to stop government funds financing conservation human rights abuses.
Tanzania: Thousands of Maasai flee into the bush after dozens shot and detained following evictions for trophy hunting and conservation
Thousands of Maasai people have fled their homes and escaped into the bush following a brutal police crackdown
India: Tiger reserve “voluntary relocations” were really forced evictions, report finds
A honey-gathering tribe protests for their right to return to live in Nagarhole Tiger Reserve.
Global protests mark int’l day of action to #SaveHasdeo
Adivasi (Indigenous) people in Hasdeo Forest in Chhattisgarh have been resisting the destruction of their lands and futures for coal.