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.
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German museum refuses to hand back scalps to Native Americans
The Karl-May-Museum Radebeul says it has not been proven which tribe the scalps originate from
Survival condemns regressive election pledges on Jarawa tribe
Regressive pledges include bringing the Jarawa tribe into the mainstream; and removing a protective buffer zone around their reserve.
Colombia’s most recently contacted tribe violently forced from homes
The Nukak's land has been overrun by illegal armed groups, and coca-growers for cocaine production.
Campaign victory saves Earth's most threatened tribe
Brazil has announced that all illegal invaders have now been removed from the Awá Indigenous territory.
'Dalai Lama of the Rainforest' arrives in USA on Earth Day
Yanomami shaman Davi Kopenawa is appealing to protect the world's rainforests and its inhabitants
Uruguay ratifies international law for Indigenous peoples’ rights
Uruguay is the twenty-third country to ratify key tribal rights law.
Caught on video - Gunmen terrorize Brazilian Indians
Guarani community managed to film gunmen driving past their village and firing shots at them.