World Rainforest Movement
Some indigenous peoples shun contact with the industrialized world we live in. Violence, enslavement experienced in the past and devastating impacts of diseases common in the industrialized world continue to impact indigenous peoples. However, the forests that provide refuge to indigenous peoples in isolation in Asia and Latin America are disappearing fast because illegal mining and logging advance into their territories.
Dear friends, WRM is pleased to announce the release of three new materials that we would like to share with you on March 21, designated by the United Nations as International Day of Forests. – The first is a new document called...
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Only available in Spanish. Survival International, WRM – Movimiento Mundial por los Bosques Tropicales, CIMI – Consejo Indigenista Misionario, el consultor independiente para pueblos indígenas aislados Sr. Antenor Vaz y el...
read moreEnvironmental offsets in Panama: A strategy that opens up protected areas to mining
Defending Indigenous Peoples in Voluntary Isolation in Brazil and Peru
Isolated indigenous peoples: Growing threats and hope for the future
Indigenous peoples in “voluntary” isolation: What’s in a name?
Ecuador: The Tagaeri Taromenane Intangible Zone in Yasuní Park
Brazil: Isolated indigenous peoples continue to face threats
Andaman Islands, India: Jarawa people turned into a “tourist attraction”
Peru: The silent genocide of the last uncontacted indigenous groups
Paraguay: Deforestation violates human rights of indigenous peoples living in voluntary isolation
Paraguay: Action to protect Indigenous Peoples in voluntary isolation cannot be delayed
Bolivia: For the protection of the last isolated indigenous peoples
Philippines: Indigenous Peoples and the Convention on Biological Diversity
Peru: Camisea gas project undermines the rights of indigenous peoples
Laos: The impact of the Nam Theun 2 dam on indigenous peoples
Guyana: Empowerment of indigenous peoples through participatory mapping
Aotearoa: Underlying Causes of Deforestation analysed at Indigenous Peoples Workshop
By the World Rainforest Movement This book gathers articles published in the monthly electronic bulletin of the World Rainforest Movement (WRM) regarding indigenous peoples and their struggles in defence of the forest. These peoples are...
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By the World Rainforest Movement. August 9 has been declared as International Day of the World’s Indigenous People. On this date, the WRM wishes to express its full support to the numerous indigenous peoples around the world that are...
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To: – President of India, Mr. Pranab Mukherjee – Prime Minister of India, Mr. Narendra Modi – Minister of Tribal Affairs of India, Mr. Jual Oram – Minister of Environment,Forests& Climate Change, Mr. Prakash...
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Around the world ‘development’ is robbing tribal people of their land, self-sufficiency and pride and leaving them with nothing. “There you go” is a short, satirical film, from Survival International, that tells the story of how...
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Only available in Portuguese. By Antenor Vaz. Este documento foi elaborado a partir de uma solicitação do Comitê Indígena Internacional para a Proteção dos Povos em Isolamento e Contato Inicial da Amazônia, Gran Chaco e Região...
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Only available in Spanish – Con este especial corto audiovisual, el CDES, a través de su Observatorio de Derechos Colectivos, pretende explicar cuáles son los peligros a los que se ven sometidos los Indígenas Asilados,...
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By Survival. This short film, narrated by Joanna Lumley, tells the story of the Dongria Kondh’s resistance. Vedanta are intent on constructing an open-cast mine on their land and thereby destroying the tribes sacred mountain and with it...
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Unión de Nativos Ayoreo de Paraguay, Iniciativa Amotocodie, Informe IWGIA 4 This publication is aimed at demarcating the territory of the Ayoreo people by blending two editorial approaches: on the one hand, that of objective data,...
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Only available in Spanish – Nota que da cuenta de la indudable existencia de grúpos indígenas nómadas en aislamiento voluntario en la Amazonía sur oriental del Perú – Intendencia de Áreas Naturales Protegidas, Lima,...
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Many people are unaware that there are still indigenous peoples living in voluntary isolation –both contacted and uncontacted- particularly in the tropics. People are also largely unaware about the impacts resulting from forced or free...
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