The Indonesian Hongana Manyawa Indigenous group is deeply concerned as the world's largest nickel mine destroys their forests and pollutes their rivers, and with it the resources they need to survive.

The tribe, also known as 'Sea Gypsies', are skilled divers and can hold their breath for up to 5 minutes underwater.

Sitting deep in east Indonesia’s lush jungle, the Hongana Manyawa indigenous tribe once lived in a breathtaking kaleidoscope of nature that provided sanctuary and sustenance. But it is now being eaten ...

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And Swedish EV company Polestar last year said it would seek to avoid compromising "uncontacted tribes" in its supply chain. Bokum, one of Indonesia's last isolated hunter-gatherers,has a simple ...

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A general view of a nickel mining site and the edge of the forest where the Hongana Manyawa indigenous tribe live. (AFP pic) Sitting deep in east Indonesia’s lush jungle, Bokum, one of the ...

There is "recognition of evidence of the existence of isolated tribes around Weda Bay", said the directorate general of coal and minerals at Indonesia's energy ministry. It said it was committed ...