Safari concession threatens Hadza tribe
Hundreds of Hadza hunter-gatherers face eviction from their ancestral lands if a foreign safari company is given a hunting concession on their land.
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Appeal to top human rights body on uncontacted tribes
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Indians and NGOs unite to oppose to Xingu dams
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Remote Amazon tribe to travel to Brasília
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Bushman leader lobbies politicians
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