Limitation of Human Rights, Land Exclusion, and Tribal Extinction: The Agta Negritos of the Philippines

Southeast Asia's many Negrito groups have suffered formidable human rights violations during the past century. This article documents some of the abuses that have occurred in one particular Negrito society in the Philippines, the economic and demographic effect these abuses have had on that soc...

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Published in:	Human organization Vol. 56; no. 1; pp. 79 - 90
Main Authors:	HEADLAND, THOMAS N., HEADLAND, JANET D.
Format:	Journal Article
Language:	English
Published:	Oklahoma City, OK Society for Applied Anthropology 01-04-1997 Taylor & Francis Ltd
Subjects:	Agricultural land Agroecosystems Agta Community development Crops Demographic Change Demographics Demography Depopulation Economic impact Environmental Degradation Ethnology Exclusion Extinction Factors Farmers Farming Genocide Headlands Human ecology, environment Human Rights Human rights abuse Human settlements Hunter gatherers Hunting and Gathering Societies Indigenous Populations Land Land Use Morphological source materials Mortality Negrito Philippines Physical anthropology, ethnobiology Social impact Traditional Societies Tribal societies Southeast Asia Philippines Competition Negrito Ethnocide Ethnic minority Competitive exclusion Mortality Rate Cause of death Population decline Morbidity Land loss Hunter-gatherer Exclusion Factor
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