The Jarawa tribe from the Andamans, until recently one of Asia’s last isolated jungle tribes of hunter-gatherers, is threatened by tourism. 13 June 2009 • 9:00pm For centuries the Jarawa tribe on the ...

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 ...

Two days after members of the remote Jarawa tribe attacked a group of poachers inside their reserve, killing one and wounding three, Survival today released exclusive footage of the Jarawa, taken ...

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, ...

Survival will hold vigils tomorrow, 10 October, in London and Paris in support of the Jarawa tribe of the Andaman Islands, India. The Jarawa are in danger of being wiped out by settlers and poachers ...

The Jarawa are believed to be one of the first peoples to migrate from Africa to Asia thousands of years ago and they have lived in isolation from contact with the outside world on the remote Indian O ...

JIRKATANG, India — Armed with bows and arrows, seven men from the ancient Jarawa tribe came out of the forest Thursday for the first time since India’s isolated Anadaman and Nicobar islands were ...

The Jarawas, one of the indigenous tribes of the Andamans, are known for their semi-nomadic lifestyle. In a historic step, the Andaman and Nicobar Islands administration has enrolled and distributed ...