UN more worried about its logo than human rights abuse
UN chases company for logo misuse but refuses to investigate human rights abuses
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Gunmen destroy Indigenous camp, Brazil
Gunmen have invaded an Indigenous Guarani camp in Brazil.
Peru approves ‘historic’ Indigenous rights law
Congress unanimously votes to protect Indigenous people's right to free, prior and informed consent
Beef barons hold government to ransom
Ranchers refuse Indian land handover unless deforestation license is granted
Worldwide protests against Amazon mega-dam
Survival supporters delivered letters in Berlin, London, Paris and Madrid
International condemnation of controversial Ethiopian dam grows
Kenyan MPs and the UN’s World Heritage Committee have called on Ethiopia to halt the controversial Gibe III dam
Amazon pipeline gets go-ahead amid reports of ‘cover-up’
Perenco is building an oil pipeline in uncontacted tribes' territory
Innu protest at mineral exploration project in vital hunting grounds
Cap-Ex Ventures is exploring for iron ore in the Labrador Trough