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Amazon Indians Rebel Against Dams
From March 2009 World Rivers Review Brazil’s Enawene Nawe Indians have said enough is enough to destructive development projects, and...
Panama Dam Construction Steps Up the Pace
The Ngöbe people of Panama are facing imminent destruction of their homeland as a result of Chan 75 hydroelectric dam.Cultural...
Follow-Up Study on Impacts of Son La Resettlement
This study is based on a visit to eight resettlement areas in two different provinces in May 2008 to evaluate...
Las tribus amazónicas luchan por mantener vivo al río Xingu
Durante cinco días este mayo, cientos de grupos tribales de los sitios más remotos de la cuenca amazónica se reunieron...
Amazon Tribes Fight to Keep the Xingu Alive
For five days in May, hundreds of tribal people from the far reaches of the Amazon Basin came together to...
New Hydropower Dam for Burma’s Military Capital to Displace Thousands
Over 3,500 people, including many ethnic Kayan, will be displaced by a new dam being built in the Pyinmana Hills...
Brazilian Tribes Say Dam Threatens Way of Life
Julie McCarthy, NPR’s South American correspondent filed this in-depth, detailed and evocative feature about the struggle of the Amazonian Indians...
NPR: Brazilian Tribes Say Dam Threatens Way of Life
Julie McCarthy, NPR‘s South American correspondent filed this in-depth, detailed and evocative feature about the struggle of the Amazonian Indians...
Protest Swim in Defense of the Xingu River
Kayapó women bathe their children in the Xingu River Photo by Glenn SwitkesRead an article about the protest swim in...
Encounter in its Final Day
Yesterday, Amazon Indians and other Encounter attendants took part in dialogues focused on indigenous participation in infrastructure planning and also...