'Conservation' measures threaten Kenya's Ogiek tribe with eviction from their forest home.

Abducted Dongria Kondh leader Lodu Sikaka speaks out against Vedanta Resources's proposed mine

Despite living through years of injustice, racism and violence, the Guarani people are resilient and committed to seeing the demarcation of their land. Carlito, Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil.

The extinction or assimilation of tribal people has been predicted for over 500 years. Wrong then, wrong now.

A Guarani community describe the threat posed by gunmen, hired by the ranchers who stole their land.

Ogiek houses were torched and smashed in the latest wave of evictions. Two Ogiek who lost their homes explain what happened.

Boa Sr, the last member of the Bo tribe, who died in January 2010, sings.

The Matis of Brazil recall the devastating impact of first contact.

Is presented to Yaguarete Porá S.A. for dressing up the wholesale destruction of a huge area of the Ayoreo-Totobiegosode's forest as a noble gesture for conservation.

In 1994 a bulldozer driver clearing the forest at night was attacked out of the darkness. Although he didn't know it, he was destroying the gardens and hunting grounds of a group of Ayoreo-Totobiegosode families. One of the Indians, Esoi, was finally forced out of the forest in 2004. Here, he recounts his attack on the bulldozer.