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The tribes of the Lower Omo Valley report that the government is destroying their crops
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Guarani leader killed in road accident in Brazil
One of the Guarani tribe's most respected spokesmen has died in a road accident in Brazil.
Amazon Indians demand Italian priest’s expulsion over ‘Death Road’
Father Miguel Piovesan is backing a road, which could open up the area to illegal logging and goldmining
Alarmed UK MPs urge Brazil to save Earth’s most threatened tribe
Members of the British Parliament have launched a motion for the protection of the Awá's land
Ranchers burn bridges in anti-Indian protest
Ranchers are threatening Brazilian Indians in protest against their impending eviction from tribal land.
India bans controversial tourist resort but fails to end ‘human safaris’
Hundreds of vehicles still enter the Jarawa reserve every day.
‘We understand sustainability better than anyone’ say tribes at Rio+20
Thousands of Brazilian Indians united in Rio this week, to make their voices heard at the Rio+20 UN Summit
Guarani community in Brazil could get $83m award
A public prosecutor in Brazil is asking the government to pay the sum as compensation for ‘moral and material’ damages.