Major operation to save Earth’s most threatened tribe makes progress
The Brazilian government’s operation to remove all invaders from land of the Awá tribe is now in its fourth week.
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International travel fairs targeted over Botswana boycott
Protestors handed out flyers at the Adventure Travel Show in London and the Fitur travel fair in Madrid
Peru approves gas project, spells disaster for uncontacted tribes
Peru has approved the highly controversial expansion of the Camisea gas project onto the land of uncontacted Amazon tribes.
‘Kenyan government forcing us into extinction’: evictions of Sengwer tribe escalate
A Kenyan government campaign against one of the few hunter-gatherer tribes left in east Africa has escalated
Study reveals world's highest deforestation rate on uncontacted tribe's land
Study reveals that Paraguay's Chaco – the last refuge of the uncontacted Ayoreo tribe – has world's highest deforestation rate
Kidnap and sexual exploitation of vulnerable Andaman tribe reported
Seven men have been arrested in connection with the alleged abduction and kidnap of vulnerable Jarawa women.
Mandela's Robben Island comrade denounces persecution of Bushmen
In an exclusive interview Mr Dingake denounces his country's treatment of the Bushmen as 'sub-humans'.
Indian President’s passionate plea against assimilating tribes
The President of India condemned attempts to assimilate tribal people and called for them not to be destroyed by development.