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From: Miriam Ross Survival International News Release. 29 May 2002. Racist Comment on BBC Fuels Unfounded Stereotype of Amazonian Tribe

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"Her death is not just the death of one person, it is the death of a whole tribe and up to 65,000 years of history," said Miriam Ross of Survival International

As the UK Sun reports, Miriam Ross, one of Survival International’s ‘lost tribes specialists’, believes life in an ‘undiscovered tribe’ is a bit like a hippy

Miriam Ross, spokesperson for Survival International, which works with indigenous people to defend their lives, protect their lands and determine their

"We are very confident the photos are genuine," said Miriam Ross, a spokesperson for Survival International, which estimates that half of the hundred or so uncontacted

(Miriam Ross, 8 August, 2004, Survival International) The last surviving hunter-gathered tribes continue to be persecuted and attacked.

Miriam Ross, a campaigner with the indigenous rights group Survival International, estimates there are more than 100 uncontacted tribes across the world.

Spokeswoman for Survival International Miriam Ross said: “The mine will use vast amounts of water, which could mean that there will be less water available for the

Miriam Ross, a campaigner with the indigenous rights group Survival International, estimates there are more than 100 uncontacted tribes across the world.