Massive illegal forest clearance threatens unique uncontacted tribe
Campaigners warn that the last uncontacted Indians outside Amazonia are running out of forest to hide in.
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Protestors handed leaflets to visitors to the World Travel Market, a leading travel industry event in London
Brazil: Guarani 'despair' as female leader murdered
Last month Marinalva Manoel traveled to Brasília to campaign for her tribe's ancestral land to be returned.
Photographer Jimmy Nelson's work attacked before opening in Brussels
Nelson's work is accused of portraying a 'false and damaging picture of tribal peoples'
Tribes and farmers unite to end oil palm expansion in Philippines
Tribal people and small-scale farmers in Palawan call for a halt to expansion of oil palm plantations.
Eden Project photo exhibition showcases tribal people of the rainforest
Stunning images by explorer Robin Hanbury-Tenison and renowned photographer Sebastião Salgado displayed
Tragedy strikes Colombia’s Sierra Nevada Indians
In a tragic week, Kogi, Wiwa and Arhuaco Indians have been killed in three separate incidents.