Up close one year later: startling new photos of uncontacted Indians released
Many blame illegal logging for displacing uncontacted tribes from their forest homes.
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Two years after Andaman tribe dies, another 'faces extinction'
Linguist Anvita Abbi warned the Jarawa could face a similar fate as the Bo
German travel industry warns Samburu eviction could harm Kenya tourism
The German travel association calls to allow the ‘Samburu to reinstall in the Eland Downs.'
Further threats as Guarani Indians remember murdered leader
Guarani Indians in Brazil have come under further threat since gunmen murdered their leader Nísio Gomes last November.
‘Evidence of attack’ where Indian child was reportedly ‘burned alive’
The findings suggest loggers were operating 400 meters away from an uncontacted Awá camp
Revealed: Andaman authorities alerted to human safaris two years ago
Survival wrote to the administration two years ago but has received no reply
'Mainstreaming' the Jarawa would be a disaster says Survival International
Indian officials have called for the Jarawa tribe to be 'mainstreamed'
Undercover audio tape proves Andaman ‘human safaris’ continue
Secret audio recording proves notorious 'human safaris' in Andaman Islands continue, despite official denials