A Jarawa man of the Andaman Islands, India speaks against poachers who threaten his people by coming to their land. The invasion of their land by poachers poses a serious threat to the Jarawa, who have only had regular contact with the outside world since 1998. Poachers risk bringing in diseases to which the Jarawa have no immunity, and are rapidly depleting the wild foods that the Jarawa are totally dependent on. Entry to the Jarawa reserve by outsiders is illegal without a special permit, but

These hunters-gatherers are living in the Andaman Islands, in India, for thousands and thousands of years. According to recent studies, they are believed to have taken part in the very first human migrations from Africa to the rest of the world, some 70,000 years ago. And they first encountered Indian citizens only a decade ago. | Black Culture News

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