Yanomami tribe raises alarm as uncontacted Indians “disappear”
Overflights to monitor the uncontacted Indians' land have returned with news that their communal house is empty
Overflights to monitor the uncontacted Indians' land have returned with news that their communal house is empty
Mining for gold and minerals is destroying the lives and lands of Amazon Indians.
The Yanomami in Brazil buried the samples during a special funerary ceremony
Photographer Jimmy Nelson's work has been attacked for portraying a false image of tribal people
Davi Yanomami and Mauricio Yekuana warned that the destruction of the Amazon is a danger for all humanity.
Yanomami shaman and spokesperson Davi Kopenawa has received a series of death threats by armed men.
Several Amazonian tribes have warned that mining is destroying their land and threatening their existence.
The celebrations were attended by Yanomami, public prosecutors, NGOs and government representatives.