Over one hundred tribes around the world choose to reject contact with outsiders. They are the most vulnerable peoples on the planet.
Many of them are living on the run, fleeing invasions of their land by colonists, loggers, oil crews and cattle ranchers. They have often seen their friends and families die at the hands of outsiders, in unreported massacres or epidemics.
This is their story.
Why are uncontacted tribes under siege?
Visiting the Andaman Islanders
The Sentinelese of the Andaman Islands
The massacre of the Cinta Larga Indians
‘Indians are worse than animals. They’re not even good to eat.’
On the run – Ayoreo in Paraguay
'Don't be afraid of us, we are good people'
A unique 'first contact' with the Korubo of Brazil
