Indigenous peoples across the continent of Africa are subject to a lack of respect for their rights to land, territory, resources, self-determination, and basic human rights. Explore cases by ethnic group to get a closer look at how the people of Africa are experiencing violations.
Afar
Amazigh
Anywaa (Anuer)
Bagungu
Baka
Bakonjo
Bamba
Barabaig
Basarwa
Basongora
Bassari
Batwa
Batwa is an umbrella term that refers to numerous groups including the Batwa, Mbuti, Mbenga, Basongora, Basari, and Twa.
- Life of Batwa in Burundi
- The Landless Twa of Rwanda
- Batwa vs. Kahuzi National Park
- The Landless Twa of Rwanda
- Basongora & Bakonjo vs. Queen Elizabeth National Park
- Batwa vs. Land Grabbing in Uganda
- Mbuti vs. Virunga National Park
- Mbuti in the Okapi Wildlife Reserve
- Luba and Batwa Conflict
- Mbenga vs. Development in the Dzanga-Sangha Forest
- Life of Batwa in Burundi
Benet
Berom
Berta
Bodi
Borana
Chabu
Dassanech
Datoga
Endorois
Fellata
Fulani
Guiche L’Oudaya (Guich)
Gumuz
Hadza
Hamar
Hanang
Idioma
Ik
Ingessana
Jie
Jukun
Jumjum
Kachipo
Kamba
Kara
Karamojong
Karayu
Karo
Kel Tamasheq
Khoisan (Khoekhoe, San)
Komo
Kunama
Kwegu
Luba
Maasai
- Kilombero
- Kenyan Pastoralists vs. Northern Rangelands Trust
- East African Crude Oil Pipeline
- Kilosa and Mvomero
- Mau Forest Evictions of Maasai
- Olkaria Geothermal Power Stations vs. Maasai
- Maasai vs. Maasai Mara National Reserve
- Archer’s Post and Dol Dol
- Mkomazi
- Morogoro
- Pastoralists vs. SAGCOT in Tanzania
- Maasai vs. Thomson Safaris in Loliondo
- Maasai vs. Otterlo in Loliondo
- Maasai vs. Ngorongoro Conservation Area
- Kiteto