Brazilian journalist sentenced for racism against ‘ignorant’ Indians
The journalist must carry out community service and pay a fine to the Kaingang Indians of southern Brazil.
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Bushmen face imminent eviction for 'wildlife corridor'
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Thousands join travel boycott of India's Andaman Islands
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Celebrities back Earth's most threatened tribe
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Awá woman’s death highlights government neglect
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Guatemala’s former dictator convicted of genocide
A former general who presided over a reign of terror in Guatemala during the 1980s has been convicted of genocide.