Amazon indigenous tribe uses bows and arrows to attack loggers

Members of an 'uncontacted' Amazon indigenous tribe used bows and arrows to attack loggers in a fight that left at least one person injured.

The violent clash comes just weeks after the group known as the Mashco Piro were sighted brandishing spears on the banks of a river in remote Peru.

Campaigners have warned the tribe, who are believed to be the largest uncontacted group in the world, are under siege from logging activity that is disrupting their rainforest home.

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