CONTACT: uncontacted Indians emerge, illegal logging blamed
A highly vulnerable group of uncontacted Indians has emerged from the forest on the Peru-Brazil border
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Brazilian officials warn of 'imminent' death of uncontacted Indians
Brazilian officials have warned that uncontacted Indians face imminent "tragedy" and "death"
French energy giant targeted over Amazon dams
GDF Suez is being accused this week of endangering Amazon Indians' lives, including those of highly vulnerable uncontacted tribes.
Uncontacted Indians ‘abandoned to their fate’ as loggers and drug smugglers invade
Survival warned today that the uncontacted Amazon tribe recently photographed from the air has been abandoned to their fate
The dark side of Brazil: Oil giant Petrobras moves into 'deepest Amazon'
Brazilian oil company Petrobras started exploring for oil and gas in one of the most isolated parts of the Amazon.
Brazil – rare footage of uncontacted tribe released
The Kawahiva are a nomadic people, on the brink of extinction as they desperately flee armed loggers and ranchers.
New audio slideshow of ‘Tribes from the air’ marks UN Indigenous day
The audio slideshow collates 18 images of tribal and Indigenous communities and their diverse lands.
New book on uncontacted Indians published
Scott Wallace’s book describes a journey into the Amazon to gather information about an uncontacted tribe