Christmas reindeer mystery as world’s largest herd plummets
Local Indigenous people blame the spread of massive industrial projects in eastern Canada for diminishing numbers.
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A Guarani Indian from central Brazil has died of his injuries, two years after his community was attacked by gunmen.
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The Samburu were evicted from their homes after wildlife charities purchased their land.
Paraguay to hand over Indigenous land
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UNESCO calls for ‘urgent safeguarding’ of Amazon Indians’ fishing ritual
An Amazonian tribe’s fishing ritual has been recognized by UNESCO as one of humanity’s priceless treasures.
Brazilian gunmen brandish tribal hit list in wake of leader’s murder
Further intimidation of Guarani Indians to prevent them from returning to their ancestral land