Bushmen face imminent eviction for 'wildlife corridor'
Survival has received disturbing reports about an imminent eviction of Bushmen in southern Botswana
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Guatemala’s former dictator convicted of genocide
A former general who presided over a reign of terror in Guatemala during the 1980s has been convicted of genocide.
Brazilian Indians forced to leave mega-dam site
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Landmark operation evicts illegal ranchers from Yanomami land
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Awá's plight reaches top human rights watchdog
Awá's plight reaches top human rights watchdog