The Briefing Why the world's uncontacted tribes don't want to know us
Jul 30, 2024
Sacha Barbour Gatt, an advocate for the rights of uncontacted tribes, shares powerful insights into these often-misunderstood communities. She addresses the outdated views labeling them as primitive, emphasizing their autonomy and choice to remain isolated. The conversation sheds light on the existence of around 200 uncontacted tribes, their struggles against environmental encroachment, and the risks of forced contact. Sacha passionately discusses the importance of protecting their rights amidst the threats posed by logging and industrial activities.
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