Tour operators in India’s Andaman Islands are selling 'human safaris' to the reserve of a recently-contacted tribe, despite government promises to ban the practice.
Notorious 'human safaris' in India’s Andaman Islands may soon stop, after the authorities announced that a new sea route around the islands will soon open.
Plans for a major building project on an illegal road notorious for its 'human safaris' have been condemned over fears of its effect on the Jarawa tribe's protected reserve on India’s Andaman Islands.
An extremely rare first-hand account of the shocking extent of sexual exploitation of young women of the Jarawa tribe on India’s Andaman Islands has emerged.
Survival International has launched a tourism boycott of India’s Andaman Islands, until the degrading practice of ‘human safaris’ to the Jarawa tribe is stopped.
A road at the centre of a ‘human safari’ scandal in the Andaman Islands is still open, exactly ten years after India’s Supreme Court ordered its closure.