Two days after members of the remote Jarawa tribe attacked a group of poachers inside their reserve, Survival International released exclusive footage of the Jarawa taken during a recent investigation ...
A road at the center of a "human safari" scandal in India’s Andaman Islands is still open, 10 years after that country’s supreme court ordered it closed. The road is used for "human safaris," which ...
July 15: A proposal to two-lane the Andaman Trunk Road has caused concern among global tribal rights groups, who fear heightened tourist intrusion into the Jarawa habitat that is largely sheltered ...
FILE - In this undated file photo released by the Anthropological Survey of India, a Jarawa tribe boy, one of the five tribes in India's Andaman and Nicobar archipelago, stands in front of the camera.
The Indian government is cracking down on illegal visits to the isolated Jarawa tribe in the Andaman Islands, after an Internet video claiming to show a policeman demand half-naked Jarawa women to ...
A tribe on the remote Andaman islands in the Indian Ocean could be heading for extinction due to illegal encroachment by poachers and tourists, a campaign group said Monday. Survival International, ...
A British MP has moved a motion on the Indian government’s lack of action against exploitation of the Jarawa tribe in the Andaman islands in the form of “human safaris” for tourists. The motion reads: ...
In a tribe where every birth and death makes headlines, here is news of the century. <p>In 2001, Andaman and Nicobar Centre of Anthropological Survey of India put the Jarawa population at 266.
Roy Sesana, leader of the Bushman tribes who won a historic court victory against the Botswana government in December, has appealed to the Indian government to protect the Jarawa of the Andaman ...
In January 2012, journalist Gethin Chamberlain posted a shocking video on the Guardian's website. Shot from a tour bus in India's Andaman Islands, the video shows tourists taunting women with scraps ...
The bone of contention this time happens to be a seminar which is expected to formulate the policy for future handling of the threatened Jarawa tribals. Some 300 Jarawa tribals, who inhabit the Middle ...
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