Oil company 'won't drill on isolated Indians' land'
An oil company exploring for oil in the Peruvian Amazon has announced that it will not enter the territory of isolated Indians, even though the area was inside its concession.
News from the Uncontacted Tribes of Peru
Uncontacted Indians flee as loggers invade
Loggers operating illegally in the Purús National Park in Peru are causing large numbers of uncontacted Indians to flee from their traditional territory.
Peru - alert over loggers
An increasing number of loggers are now encroaching on the land of uncontacted Indians in south-east Peru. FENAMAD, the regional Indian organisation, has issued an urgent alert about this.
Reserve for uncontacted Indians
The Peruvian government has announced the creation of a State Reserve for uncontacted tribes in the south-east of the country, who include the Yora.
Government sides with loggers against Indians
The Peruvian government, despite promises, has failed to remove loggers from the territory of uncontacted Indians in the south-east of the country.
Loggers poised to overrun uncontacted Indians
"They all died. My uncle and cousins died as they were walking along...." Shocorua, Yora woman