Brazil ignores deadline to save Earth's most threatened tribe
Brazil's authorities have ignored an urgent deadline to evict all invaders from the heartland of the Awá.
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After 20 years of government inaction, the Enxet have decided to return home
Ethnic conflict in Ecuador’s Yasuni National Park
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Paris judge rejects attempt to halt auction of Hopi sacred objects
Paris judge rejects attempt to halt auction of Hopi sacred objects
Survival goes to court to stop Hopi sacred objects auction
Survival lawyers have filed legal papers to stop the sale of sacred objects of the Hopi tribe.
Maori journalists make unprecedented trip to witness Guarani plight
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Nasa Indian killed as Colombian violence continues
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