Proof of uncontacted Indians is serious blow to oil giant
Pacific Rubiales has already begun its dangerous work in an area proposed to protect uncontacted tribes
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From the hunting peoples of Canada to the hunter-gatherers of Africa, tribal peoples have found ingenious ways of surviving
Peruvian ministers resign over Amazon gas project
Plans to expand the controversial Camisea project have encountered widespread opposition
Mining firm fined for ruining Aboriginal sacred site
An Australian mining company has been fined for desecrating an Aboriginal sacred site.
Dongrias' resounding 'No' to Vedanta mine ahead of London AGM
Village consultations show that the Dongria stand united against Vedanta Resources' bauxite mine.
Brazil: Congressional bill would be ‘unmitigated disaster’ for Indians
Brazil’s Congress is currently debating a bill to open up Indigenous territories for mining, dams, and other industrial projects.
Bushman court case begins
First hearing takes place despite government barring Bushman's lawyer
Botswana bars Bushmen's lawyer as landmark case starts
British attorney Gordon Bennett has been prevented from entering Botswana where he was due to represent Bushmen