On the tracks

The history of the world’s tribal lands in under 60 seconds.

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What if...?

There are many different ways of living on this planet, who's to say their way is best?

How did the Dongria tribe take on a huge multinational corporation - and win?

Across the world, tribal peoples' lands are being stolen and their communities devastated. ILO Convention 169 is the only international law designed to protect tribal peoples' rights. Most governments refuse to ratify it.

The Zo'é are one of the most isolated of all contacted tribes in Brazil. But are the authorities keeping them in a bubble, away from the rest of society?

In a small patch of rainforest in Brazil, the last six survivors of a genocide dance.

This film, narrated by Gillian Anderson, shows extraordinary aerial footage of an uncontacted tribe living in the Uncontacted Frontier. The highest concentration of uncontacted tribes on Earth live here, on the borders of Peru, Brazil and Bolivia.

Brazil's Awá tribe rely on their forest home for survival but intensive logging poses a serious threat to their future.