Companies that respect tribal peoples to get stamp of approval
A new scheme has been launched in the UK requiring companies to back-up their social, environmental and ethical claims in exchange for accreditation.
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Van Der Post’s daughter describes Bushman persecution in The Times
Just three days after Survival International re-ignited its Bushman campaign, a lengthy cover article in The Times has described the Botswana government’s continuing refusal to honour the terms of the Bushmen’s court victory.
Amazon Indian leader travelling to UK: ‘Our people are dying, and so is the planet’
A revered Amazon Indian leader from Brazil is coming to Europe in October with a heartfelt plea to stop disease wiping out his people.
Oil companies in ‘farcical’ megaphone plan for uncontacted tribes
Two companies planning to explore for oil in rainforest inhabited by uncontacted tribes have revealed plans to ‘communicate’ with them using megaphones if their oil crews are attacked.
Signs of uncontacted Indians seen as forest is cleared around them
Signs of the last uncontacted Indians south of the Amazon basin have been spotted by other members of their tribe in Paraguay.
After 22 years, UN votes on Indigenous peoples declaration
Twenty-two years of intensive debate and negotiations climax this week in New York, as the UN General Assembly votes on whether to approve the declaration on Indigenous peoples’ rights.
Bushmen hunting charges withdrawn
Twenty-one Botswana Bushmen arrested in June and July for hunting to feed their families were celebrating today after all charges against them were dropped.
Six Bushmen arrested for hunting
Six Gana and Gwi Bushmen have been arrested by Botswana police for hunting on their ancestral land in the Central Kalahari Game Reserve in Botswana. This follows twenty-one arrests for hunting in June and July.