All over the world, tribal peoples are persecuted, marginalised, thrown off their land and denied their rights. But you can help to do something about this. Time and again, writing letters to those in power has proved to be one of the most effective tools for securing concrete change for tribal peoples.
Survival letter-writing campaigns have helped tribal peoples win recognition of their land rights, put an end to logging or mining on their land, and halt government violence and oppression.
Tribal people do not just die out. They’re killed – and the people killing them have names and addresses.
Akuntsu, Brazil
Penan, Sarawak, Malaysia
Innu, Canada
Yanomami, Brazil
Aborigines, Australia
Dongria Kondh, Orissa, India
Jarawa, Andaman Islands, India
Awá, Amazon, Brazil
Enawene Nawe, Brazil
Javari Valley, Brazil
Os Enawene Nawe, Brasil
Bushmen, Kalahari Desert, Botswana
Guarani, Brazil
Tribes in Papua, Papua, Indonesia
Isolated Indians, Peru
Nukak, Colombia
Ayoreo-Totobiegosode, Paraguay
Jummas, Chittagong Hill Tracts, Bangladesh
Batak, The Philippines
Piripkura, Brazil
The Palawan, Philippines
Peruvian Indians, Peru
