Judge bans loggers from isolated tribe's land after world outcry
A Brazilian judge has reinstated orders protecting an uncontacted Amazonian tribe following international protests.
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Judges allow Wildlife Director to testify
The Bushmen court case continued yesterday with the judges ruling that Joseph Matlhare, former Director of Wildlife, should proceed with his evidence.
Nukak wounded by grenade blast
Seven nomadic Nukak, one woman and six children, have been wounded by a grenade blast in south-east Colombia.
Government lawyers breach High Court rules
The evidence of the Assistant Director of Wildlife, Jan Broekhuis, concluded yesterday after nine gruelling days in the witness box.
Government witness contradicts himself
In re-examination yesterday, the Assistant Director of Wildlife, Jan Broekhuis, claimed he had 'no reason to believe' that figures in a graph he had drawn were unreliable.
Witness exposes government
Cross-examination of a key witness in the court battle between the Kalahari Bushmen and the Botswana government has exposed the government's given reasons for the evictions as false.
Government's reason for evicting Bushmen shown to be false
The Assistant Director in charge of the Central Kalahari Game Reserve, Jan Broekhuis, has admitted in court that he ignored a 2001 Bushmen proposal which would have maintained the Bushmen's water supply at zero cost to the government.
Bangladesh: 12,000 tribespeople thrown off land
Twelve thousand people from the Mru, Bowm and Marma tribes are to be thrown off their land to make way for the expansion of an army base in the Chittagong Hill Tracts in Bangladesh.