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Awá (Brazil)

The Awá are an Indigenous people of Brazil living in the Amazon rainforest. There are approximately 350 members, and 100 of them have no contact with the outside world. They are considered highly endangered because of conflicts with logging interests in their territory.

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Awá (Brazil)

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Avg. degree1.94
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awá people indigenous living guajá land peoples survival international nomadic forests brazilian loggers members logging european traditional government protected forest

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Survival International andinstance ofIt took 20 years of sustained pressure from campaigning organisations0.80text
earlierinstance ofIt took 20 years of sustained pressure from campaigning organisations0.80text
the Forest Peoples Programme beforeinstance ofIt took 20 years of sustained pressure from campaigning organisations0.80text
in March 2003instance ofIt took 20 years of sustained pressure from campaigning organisations0.80text
the Awá's land was finally demarcated.Meanwhileinstance ofIt took 20 years of sustained pressure from campaigning organisations0.80text
encroachment on their landinstance ofIt took 20 years of sustained pressure from campaigning organisations0.80text
a series of massacres had reduced their numbers to about 300instance ofIt took 20 years of sustained pressure from campaigning organisations0.80text
only about 67 of whom were still living their traditional hunter-gatherer way of life.In late 2011instance ofIt took 20 years of sustained pressure from campaigning organisations0.80text
illegal loggers burned an 8-year-old Awá girl alive after she wandered out of her villageinstance ofIt took 20 years of sustained pressure from campaigning organisations0.80text

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