African Commission rules outspoken academic wrongly deported from Botswana
Critic of Botswana's persecution of the Kalahari Bushmen is vindicated
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Penan tribe demand a say in dam project
'Impact assessment' prepared for hydroelectric dam long after building work started
Amazon Indians fight controversial mega dam
Hundreds of Indians participated in a landmark protest highlighting the threat to their survival posed by the Belo Monte dam
Brazilian Indians celebrate creation of their own health service
The Indians hope that the new Indigenous health system will provide a more efficient service than the current, heavily-discredited system
Philippine mining plans blocked
Palawan tribe celebrate decision against mining giant MacroAsia
Vedanta’s India mine slammed in devastating government report
The government investigation says Vedanta's plans 'threaten the survival' of the tribe
Abducted Dongria Kondh released
Men claim abductors were plain-clothed policemen.
UN expert demands governments enforce Indigenous rights
Professor James Anaya says tribal peoples' lands are still 'invaded by powerful actors seeking wealth'.