Campaign wins back land for isolated tribe
Authorities in India have bowed to local and international pressure and increased the size of the reserve set aside for the recently-contacted Jarawa tribe.
News from the Jarawa
Wave of poaching and exploitation hits isolated Jarawa tribe in the Andaman Islands
Outsiders are invading the reserve of the isolated Jarawa tribe in the Andaman Islands, India, and stealing the game on which they depend for food. There are also increasing reports of Jarawa women being sexually exploited.
India violates court order on Jarawa. Tribe's fate to be decided behind closed doors
The future of the recently contacted Jarawa people of the Andaman Islands is to be decided at a closed meeting on 7 and 8 April, in defiance of the Indian High Court which ordered 'open discussions' on the issue.
Andaman authorities defy India's supreme court
The administration in India's Andaman Islands is defying a supreme court order to close a road running through the reserve of the isolated Jarawa tribe. Until the road is closed, the Jarawa are at great risk of catching fatal diseases.
Isolated tribe faces destruction
The recently-contacted Jarawa tribe of the Andaman Islands in the Indian Ocean was given new hope in 2002.
Indian Supreme Court protects tribes
The Supreme Court of India has issued an unprecedented order which at a stroke removes three of the biggest threats to the isolated Jarawa tribe on India's Andaman Islands.
India considers closing 'road of death'
Survival's campaign for the recently-contacted Jarawa tribe in India's Andaman Islands is having a significant impact. Now events are creating a unique opportunity to ensure their survival.
46,500 worldwide plead for rights of 250 Jarawa tribal people
The Indian Home Minister, whilst visiting London this week, will receive a petition calling for the Indian government to respect the rights of the recently contacted Jarawa tribe.