Malaria outbreak could reach uncontacted Indians
A malaria outbreak in the area of the Madeira River dams project is threatening the lives of uncontacted Indians
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Police charged for role in Bagua massacre
Police and army officers received suspended sentences for their role in protest violence that left 33 dead
Inter-American Commission orders Brazil government to halt controversial dam
If built, the dam would devastate land upon which thousands of tribal people, including uncontacted Indians, depend for their survival.
World Health Day: Uncontacted tribes at risk of massive population loss
Uncontacted tribes may lose more than 50% of their population if their land is not protected
Ecuador’s government under Indian attack
Government accused of ethnocide as oil companies encroach on uncontacted tribes' land
Gordon Brown condemns ‘wanton destruction’ of Sarawak’s forests
Logging and palm oil plantations are destroying the Sarawak rainforest
Cyber Greenwash – Malaysia Palm Oil on the attack
Industry lobby launches new website to 'set the record straight' on controversial palm oil.
Rwandan ‘anti-thatch’ campaign leaves thousands of ‘Pygmies’ homeless
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