APPENDIX P

The Jarawa Report - Annexures 

The Indian Supreme Court judgments handed down in the early 2000s (see Appendix N) demanded scientific research to be carried out into the Andamanese people and the results to be published. The main reports are not published in 2006 but a set of Annexures to the Jarawa Report has been published containing a great deal of material not before accessible or known.

These annexures are made accessible here. We have added tables of contents to some of the Annexures to make them easier to use and tidied up the often somewhat uneven layout, spelling and typography - but we have not changed content or meaning. George Weber has also added a map and statistical charts to Chapter 7 which are not part of the official report but which - we hope - make it easier to read the reports.

Table of Contents   Annexure 1: Andaman and Nicobar Protection of Aboriginal Tribes Regulation (ANPATR) 1956, with updating amendments to 2004 Annexure 2: Policy on Jarawa Tribe of Andaman Islands as approved by the Kolkata High Court 2004 Annexure 3: The Rules for the AAJVS (Andaman Adim Janjati Vikas Samiti), a body set up to administer the aboriginal Andamanese Annexure 4: Medical Regime for the Jarawas, by Dr. Wajid Ali Shah Annexure 5: Report: Jarawa Camps in the Forest Aannexure 6: Report: Traffic on the Andaman Trunk Road, by Richard Dhanju Annexure 7: Conflict indicents involving Jarawa 1856-1999 Annexure 8: Contact addresses (Government organisations, NGO, individuals) Annexure 9: The Jarawa Tribal Reserve Dossier: Project Proposal, by Pankaj Sekhsaria Annexure 10: Selected Bibliography

 

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