Isolated Amazon Tribe Kills Two Loggers in Peru

Mashco Piro tribe defends territory amid logging encroachment, raising urgent calls for government action.

Two loggers were killed and one injured by arrows from the Mashco Piro tribe in the Peruvian Amazon.
The incident occurred near the Pariamanu River in Madre de Dios province, an area contested by logging interests.
Survival International and other groups criticize the Peruvian government for failing to protect the tribe's territory.
The logging company involved, Canales Tahuamanu, recently lost its sustainability certification.
Activists demand cancellation of logging concessions and formal recognition of the Mashco Piro's land rights.