Kenya: Government destroys the Ogiek's forest
The Ogiek people of Kenya are resisting a government that seems determined to destroy their forest home.
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Loggers poised to overrun uncontacted Indians
"They all died. My uncle and cousins died as they were walking along...." Shocorua, Yora woman
Barracks planned on Indian land
Yanomami Indian land is again under threat after the minister of defence referred to a 'mistake' in its demarcation, and the need to 'revise' - that is, reduce - the area.
Mbuti 'Pygmies' freed from prison
Uganda - Seven 'Pygmy' men who were being held without trial are freed after Survival protests.
Chaco Indians left without land
European Commission project called, 'Sustainable Development in the Paraguayan Chaco' still leaves most Indians without land.
Oil companies steal Khanty land
"This is the only place where the land is clean in this region, we must keep this territory clean because if an oil company comes then we won't be able to hunt and keep reindeer, it will be the end." Khanty hunter
Australia's treatment of Aborigines 'appalling'
UN issues unprecedented criticism; government's stance '30 years out of date'
Uncontacted Indians face extinction
'They killed my mother, my brothers and my sisters, and my wife.' Karapiru Awá, survivor of a massacre