“Guardians of the Amazon” seize illegal loggers to protect uncontacted tribe
"We find the loggers, we destroy their equipment and we send them away. We’ve stopped many loggers. It’s working.”
News from the Uncontacted Indians of Brazil
Mining threat to uncontacted Indians in Brazil
In another blow to indigenous rights and the environment, President Temer has abolished a reserve in the Amazon
Indigenous South Americans condemn failure to protect uncontacted tribes as “genocide”
Major conference of 29 indigenous organizations from across continent condemns government failures on uncontacted land protection
Brazilian experts blast US academics’ call for uncontacted tribes to be forcibly contacted
Brazilian government department publishes open letter criticizing proposals for "controlled contact" with tribes
Tribes reject calls for forced contact with uncontacted peoples
Brazilian tribes, including Guajajara "Guardians," reject idea of "controlled contact" with uncontacted peoples
Defending tribes’ right to remain uncontacted
Survival's Director has attacked the argument that uncontacted tribes should be forcibly contacted.
Survival International attacks Science editorial as ‘dangerous and misleading’
Professors Robert S. Walker and Kim R. Hill controversially advocate for contact with isolated tribes
Columbus Day: genocide of America’s tribes continues
Columbus Day: genocide of America's tribes continues
Amazon Indian family makes first contact
The group, formed of one man, one woman and four children, contacted the neighboring Kanamari Indians earlier this month.
More uncontacted Indians emerge in Brazil – fleeing attacks in Peru
A second wave of highly vulnerable uncontacted Indians made contact with outsiders in Brazil's Amazon rainforest.