The Threats Facing Uncontacted Amazon Tribes and Their Future

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A report by Survival International highlights the critical threats faced by 196 uncontacted Indigenous groups across South America, mainly in Brazil and Peru, due to industrial activities, illegal logging, mining, and political policies that weaken protections. These groups are at risk of extinction within a decade, and recent legal and political developments threaten their territories further, despite international and national efforts to protect them. The article calls for stronger action to defend these vulnerable populations and their lands amid ongoing environmental and political challenges.
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