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BREAKING: One Indian killed in Brazil, five wounded as tribal community attacked
Ranchers' gunmen attack Guarani community in southern Brazil, killing one and injuring several other tribespeople
UN report confirms corruption is biggest threat to ivory, as wildlife officials arrested across Africa and Asia
Corruption revealed as primary threat to endangered species, raises questions over militarized conservation tactics
Guarani leader and teacher dies
Leia Aquino, Guarani activist, dies in Brazil
Celebrities join international call to boycott Botswana tourism
Stars join Survival campaign for Bushmen's rights in Botswana fiftieth anniversary year
Leader and last ever shaman of tiny Amazon tribe dies in Brazil
Konibu, leader and shaman of Akuntsu people in Brazilian Amazon, dies
Brazilian Indians protest plan to “undo” land rights progress
Indigenous protests against PEC 215 continue against backdrop of political upheaval in Brazil
Tribes reject calls for forced contact with uncontacted peoples
Brazilian tribes, including Guajajara "Guardians," reject idea of "controlled contact" with uncontacted peoples