Fight for survival in the impenetrable Amazon jungle

Many indigenous tribes of Brazilian Indians, such as the uni Kui, Ashaninka and madiha live in villages in the Amazon jungle near the border with Peru. Ashaninka and madiha complain that in the past three years on their land increasingly began raiding non-contact Indians. Look at the life of tribes may be under the cut. Uncontacted peoples called aborigines who do not communicate with the outside world. Ashaninka tribe leaders appealed to the government to help them to stop raiding the Indians, who, in their opinion, were stir illegal logging along the Peruvian border.
Shaman Kui tribe Bottom blowing powder herbal nose Indians during the ritual in the village of Novo Segredo on the river bank in the state of Acre Enviro in northwest Brazil.





Enviro River in the state of Acre in north-west Brazil.



Children run to the Ashaninka Enviro river to meet the boat, near the village in the state of Acre Sympathy in northwest Brazil.



Girl madiha out of the hut in the village Dsama, which often raids noncontact Indians on the banks of the river in the state of Acre Enviro, Brazil.



Family Ashaninka Indians tells of kidnapping their daughter's non-contact Indians in the village of Sympathy on the river bank in the state of Acre Enviro, Brazil.



Ashaninka Indians in the village by the river Sympathy Enviro, state of Acre, Brazil.



The shamans of the tribe uni Kui commit ritual near the holy cotton tree ndaleko the village of Novo Segredo on the river bank in the state of Acre Enviro in northwest Brazil.



The shamans of the tribe uni Kui commit ritual near the holy cotton tree ndaleko the village of Novo Segredo.



Native American uni Kui prepares a drink that will be used during the rite of healing, in the village of Novo Segredo.



Top Kui Indians sit at the grave of an infant who died in childbirth in the boat, while his mother was trying to get to the hospital in the village of Mae Tksanava in the state of Acre in north-west Brazil.



Indians uni Kui commit ritual in the village of Novo Segredo.



Native American uni Kui smoking herbs during rituals in the village of Novo Segredo.



Family Ashaninka Indians floating on the river in the city of Enviro Feyzho to find a doctor for a sick child.



The boat on which the leaders of the Ashaninka Indians sailed to inspect the boundaries of their land by the river Enviro.



Hut for prayers in the village of Mae Tksanava in the state of Acre.



The Indians cut up madiha caiman in a boat on the river Enviro.



View from the boat on the river near the village of Enviro Me Tksanava in the state of Acre.



Nova Floresta - Ashaninka Indian village on the banks of the River Enviro.



Ashaninka Native American aiming a gun at the river Enviro.



The leader of the Ashaninka Indians is a former guard Ethnoecological Heritage Centre on the banks of the river in the state of Acre Enviro, Brazil.





Proximity Indians are looking at aircraft flying over their villages in the Amazon region.



Ashaninka Indians hold meetings in the village on the bank of the river Kokasul Enviro



The leader of the Ashaninka Indians in the former protection Ethnoecological Heritage Centre on the banks of the river in the state of Acre Enviro, Brazil.



Ashaninka Indians eat at home in the village Kokasul.



Ashaninka Indian examines the traces of the former center of the heritage protection Ethnoecological on the River Enviro









Ashaninka Indian at the grave of her niece.



A boy playing on a clay flute made non-contact Indians in the village of Igarapé Anё up in the state of Acre, Brazil.



Carved on the part of the forest lands Ashaninka Indians in the northwest of Brazil.



The leader of the Ashaninka Indians searched the land of his tribe out of the plane.



The river, which flows through the land of the Ashaninka Indians in the state of Acre in north-west Brazil.











Proximity Indians are looking at aircraft flying over their villages in the Amazon region.



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