Borneo court rules for tribal rights in palm oil case
Indigenous people in Sarawak have won their second major court victory this year.
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Perenco slammed for uncontacted tribes pipeline threat
Perenco has been slammed by a leading Indigenous organisation for its plans to build a pipeline on uncontacted tribes’ land.
International ad campaign launched to protect uncontacted tribe
Survival launched an international ad campaign for the protection of one of the last uncontacted tribes in South America.
Yanomami Indians protest against illegal miners
Yanomami and Yekuana Indians held a protest this week to denounce the illegal invasion of Yanomami land by goldminers.
Perenco in press storm about uncontacted tribes
Anglo-French company Perenco is caught in a press storm over plans to build a pipeline into uncontacted tribes' land.
Kenyan tribe's houses torched in Mau Forest eviction
Thugs and plain-clothed police officers are destroying the homes of Ogiek tribe members in Kenya’s Mau Forest, leaving families destitute.
US latest to criticize Botswana government over treatment of Bushmen
The US State Department’s latest human rights report has criticized the Botswana government
Peru to investigate uncontacted tribes' 'possible' existence
Peru has promised to investigate the existence of uncontacted tribes where an oil company wants to build a pipeline.