Showdown on tribal rights in India
India’s Supreme Court case over Vedanta's proposed mine on the land of the Dongria Kondh draws to a close.
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Bushman children arrested under renewed government repression
Three Bushman children have been arrested by paramilitary police in Botswana.
Remembering Marcos Veron 10 years on
Guarani Indians gathered today to mark the 10th anniversary of the death of Marcos Veron.
'Human safari' row goes to India’s Supreme Court
A year after 'human safaris' grabbed international headlines, tourists continue to travel through the Jarawa Reserve
In pictures: The reindeer people under threat this Christmas
To the world's Indigenous peoples of the Arctic, reindeer are not just for Christmas
Indians sue Peru over broken promise to isolated Indians
Government and oil companies plan to expand giant gas project further into protected tribes' land
South American tribe labelled backward by BBC hits back
The Ayoreo tribe are dismayed by their portrayal in Andrew Marr's 'History of the World'
Bushmen beaten, suffocated and buried alive for killing an antelope
The Botswana government has yet to issue a single hunting permit to the Bushmen