'Violent attacks' caused uncontacted Indians to emerge
Highly vulnerable uncontacted Indians said they were fleeing violent attacks in Peru
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Major investment in 'human safaris' road sparks fears for tribe
Plans for widening and building bridges along the Andaman Trunk Road have been condemned by Survival
Berlin: Peru President urged to protect uncontacted tribes' land
President Humala is attending a climate conference in Berlin this week
Brazil: where Indian lives are not worth a traffic sign
Public prosecutors have urged the Brazilian government to pay compensation and install road signs, as Guarani deaths soar.
Bushmen face 10 years of abuse despite landmark legal victory
The Botswana government has received heavy criticism for its continuing persecution of the Bushmen
Amazon Indians join forces to reject 'devastating' mining
Several Amazonian tribes have warned that mining is destroying their land and threatening their existence.
CONTACT: uncontacted Indians emerge, illegal logging blamed
A highly vulnerable group of uncontacted Indians has emerged from the forest on the Peru-Brazil border
South American tribe sues over historic genocide
The Aché who were decimated during the 1950s and 60s are taking Paraguay’s government to court.