Uncontacted Mashco Piro People Face Threat Near Peruvian Logging Concessions‌Rare Look At Tribe In Peru That Has No Contact With Outside World‌

Mashco Piro people on the banks of a river near the Yine village of Monte Salvado in Peru. (Survival International via SWNS)

Extraordinary new images show dozens of uncontacted people in the Peruvian Amazon, just a few miles from a number of logging concessions.

Campaigners say they’re a graphic illustration of the urgent need to revoke all the logging licenses in the area and recognize that the territory belongs to the Mashco Piro people, which Survival International believes is the largest uncontacted tribe in the world.