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Police arrests constable who video-graphed Jarawa women
Cracking the case of videography of semi-naked Jarawa tribal women, police today arrested a constable who had allegedly asked the victims to dance and had shot their video.
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Andaman administration in the dock over Jarawa tribe video
Taking "serious" note of new video footage showing alleged involvement of police officials in "human safaris" involving Jarawas, the Scheduled Tribes Commission today said it will issue a notice to the Andaman and Nicobar administration.
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Two new videos of 'human safaris' in Andaman Islands
Two new videos have emerged that allegedly provide more proof of official involvement in "human safaris" for the benefit of tourists to see the protected Jarawa tribe of the Andaman Islands.
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Man in video not a cop: Police on Jarawa video
Police today claimed that the person who was shown in a video ordering semi-naked Jarawa tribal women to dance naked in front of tourists after accepting money was not a policeman.
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It will be unfair to leave Jarawas in beastly condition: Deo
The government today said steps will be initiated to discuss inclusion of Jarawa tribes of Andaman and Nicobar Islands in the mainstream rather than leave them in "beastly condition" in the wake of a video footage showing semi-naked tribal women dancing before tourists.
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Fresh audio recordings reveal Jarawa tribal women still exploited
A day after authorities in the Andaman Islands claimed that a video of Jarawa tribals being paid to dance for tourists was several years old, there appears to be fresh evidence that this continues to this day.
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Video shows tribal girls forced to dance naked waist up; authorities say clip 10 years old
British newspaper 'The Guardian' has released a shocking video shot at the Andaman islands on its website that shows a policeman forcing tribal girls to dance naked waist up for tourists. The policeman is heard commanding the young girls to dance. The accompanying report says the role of the police in the area is to protect tribes from unwelcome an...
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Police arrests constable who video-graphed Jarawa women
Cracking the case of videography of semi-naked Jarawa tribal women, police today arrested a constable who had allegedly asked the victims to dance and had shot their video.
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Andaman administration in the dock over Jarawa tribe video
Taking "serious" note of new video footage showing alleged involvement of police officials in "human safaris" involving Jarawas, the Scheduled Tribes Commission today said it will issue a notice to the Andaman and Nicobar administration.
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Two new videos of 'human safaris' in Andaman Islands
Two new videos have emerged that allegedly provide more proof of official involvement in "human safaris" for the benefit of tourists to see the protected Jarawa tribe of the Andaman Islands.
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Man in video not a cop: Police on Jarawa video
Police today claimed that the person who was shown in a video ordering semi-naked Jarawa tribal women to dance naked in front of tourists after accepting money was not a policeman.
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It will be unfair to leave Jarawas in beastly condition: Deo
The government today said steps will be initiated to discuss inclusion of Jarawa tribes of Andaman and Nicobar Islands in the mainstream rather than leave them in "beastly condition" in the wake of a video footage showing semi-naked tribal women dancing before tourists.
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Fresh audio recordings reveal Jarawa tribal women still exploited
A day after authorities in the Andaman Islands claimed that a video of Jarawa tribals being paid to dance for tourists was several years old, there appears to be fresh evidence that this continues to this day.
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Video shows tribal girls forced to dance naked waist up; authorities say clip 10 years old
British newspaper 'The Guardian' has released a shocking video shot at the Andaman islands on its website that shows a policeman forcing tribal girls to dance naked waist up for tourists. The policeman is heard commanding the young girls to dance. The accompanying report says the role of the police in the area is to protect tribes from unwelcome an...
