Amazon Indians demand: 'Respect our right to remain uncontacted'
An open letter has slammed calls by US anthropologists to forcibly contact tribes.
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Defending tribes' right to remain uncontacted
Survival's Director has attacked the argument that uncontacted tribes should be forcibly contacted.
Brazil: Gunmen set fire to Indian community
The Kurusu Mba community had peacefully re-occupied part of their ancestral land.
Spanish construction giant targeted over uncontacted Indians' land grab
Protestors at Grupo San José's AGM demanded "Save The Ayoreo"
Pope Francis calls for protection of tribal peoples and their lands
The encyclical 'Our care for our common home' recognizes Indigenous people as 'dialogue partners.'
Venezuelan tribes protest against violent mining gangs
Mining for gold and minerals is destroying the lives and lands of Amazon Indians.
'Deadly' trans-Amazon railway sparks fear among tribes
Tribal peoples are outraged over plans of a railway through the Peruvian and Brazilian Amazon
Reports surface of 'massacre' of Hamar tribespeople in Ethiopia
Escalating violence in Ethiopia's Lower Omo Valley has reportedly left dozens dead and many more at risk.