Who can I send my Stamp It Out postcards or e-cards to?
Below is a list of recent articles or programmes you may wish to take
action on. Please fill in your postcard or the e-card form above with
the following information:
Sunday Times (UK), 7 February 2010. An article called ‘Dinner with a West Papuan tribe’ called the Dani tribe ‘neolithic’. Read the article in full.
Send a postcard to John Witherow, The Sunday Times, 1 Pennington St, London, E1 9XN
Email: liesl.wickins@sunday-times.co.uk
Cuatro TV Channel (Spain), 29 March 2009. A programme called ‘Cuarto Milenio’ described the Yanomami as the ‘last savage tribe of America’.
Send a postcard to Íker Jiménez, Cuarto Milenio, Avd. Artesanos 6, 28760, Tres Cantos, Madrid, Spain.
Email: info@ikerjimenez.com and cuartomilenio@cuatro.com
Sunday Telegraph, 23 March 2008. An article called ‘Amazon Grace’ referred to the Zo’e as ‘Stone Age.’ Read the article in full.
Send a postcard to Ian MacGregor, The Editor, Sunday Telegraph, 111 Buckingham Palace Rd, London, SW1W ODT, UK.
Daily Mail (UK), 26 October 2007. An article called ‘Public School Savage’ referred to tribal peoples as ‘Stone Age’. Read the article in full.
Send a postcard to Paul Dacre, The Editor, Daily Mail, Northcliffe House, 2 Derry St, London, W8 5TT, UK.
Email: paul.dacre@dailymail.co.uk
La Nacion (Paraguay), 13 September 2007. An article called ‘Indians in Uruguay Square’ referred to the Aché as ‘Neolithic’, ‘out-of-date’ and ‘filthy’. Read the article in full in Spanish or English.
Send a postcard to Oswaldo Dominguez Dibb, Editor, La Nacion, Av. Zavala Cué 2da y 3ra/Fdo. de la Mora Zona Sur – Paraguay
Daily Mail (UK), 21 July 2007. An article called ‘Face to face with Stone Age man’ referred to the Hadzabe as ‘Stone Age.’ Read the article in full.
Send a postcard to Paul Dacre, The Editor, The Daily Mail, Northcliffe House, 2 Derry St, London, W8 5TT, UK.
Email: paul.dacre@dailymail.co.uk
The Australian, 6 January 2007. An article called ‘The good, the bad and the ordinary’ referred to tribal peoples as ‘primitive.’
Send a postcard to Chris Mitchell, Editor-in-Chief, The Australian, 2 Holt St, Surry Hills, NSW 2010.
Daily Star (UK), 14 May 2006. An article called ‘Stone Age tribe in 21st century plea’ referred to the Nukak-Maku as ‘Stone Age’ and ‘primitive.’ Read the article in full.
Send a postcard to Dawn Neesom, The Editor, Daily Star,The Northern & Shell Building, No. 10 Lower Thames St, London, EC3R 6EN, UK.
Email: dawn.neesom@express.co.uk
Sunday Express (UK), 14 May 2006. An article called ‘Stone Age tribe pleads: Let us join 21st century’ referred to the Nukak-Maku as ‘Stone Age’ and ‘primitive.’
Read the article in full.
Send a postcard to Martin Townsend, The Editor, Sunday Express, The Northern and Shell Building, 10 Lower Thames St, London, EC3R 6EN, UK.
Email: martin.townsend@express.co.uk
New York Times (USA), 11 May 2006. An article called ‘Leaving the wild, and Rather liking the change’ referred to the Nukak-Maku as ‘Stone Age.’
Click here to read the article in full.
Send a postcard to Bill Keller, The Editor, New York Times, West 43rd St, New York, 10036, New York State, USA.
Email: dianec@nytimes.com
Daily Express (UK), 11 February 2006. An article called ‘Life among the savage Stone Age tribesmen’ referred to the Sentinelese as ‘savage’, ‘primitive’ and ‘one of the last Stone Age tribes.’
Click here to read the article in full.
Send a postcard to Peter Hill, The Editor, Daily Express, The Northern and Shell Building, 10 Lower Thames St, London, EC3R 6EN, UK.
Email: peter.hill@express.co.uk
The Age (Australia), online edition, 9 February 2006. An article called ‘Stone Age tribe kills fishermen’ referred to the Sentinelese tribe as ‘Stone Age’ and ‘pre-Neolithic.’
Send a postcard to Peter Jaspan, The Editor, The Age, 250 Spencer St, Melbourne, 3000, Australia.
Email: peter.jaspan@theage.com.au
The Times (UK), 9 February 2006. An article called ‘Stone Age killers keep law away from bodies’ referred to the Sentinelese tribe as ‘Stone Age’ and ‘one of the most primitive tribes in the world.’
Send a postcard to Robert Thomson, The Editor, The Times, 1 Pennington St, London, E98 1TA, UK.
Email: robert.thomson@thetimes.co.uk
The Daily Mail (UK), 9 February, 2006. An article called ‘Fishermen killed by Stone Age tribe on remote island’ referred to the Sentinelese tribe as ‘primitive’ and ‘Stone Age.’
Send a postcard to Rebekah Wade, The Editor, The Sun, 1 Virginia St, London, E98 1SN, UK.
Email: rebekah.wade@the-sun.co.uk
NOW magazine (UK), 1 February 2006. An article called ‘Real Life: I’ve breast-fed my kids for 10 years’ referred to the Yequana (from Venezuela) as ‘a Stone Age people.’
Send a postcard to Jane Ennis, The Editor, NOW magazine, IPC Media Limited, King’s Reach Tower, Stamford St, London, SE1 9LS, UK.
Email: jane_ennis@ipcmedia.com
Marie Claire (UK), November 2005. An article called ‘Growing up with
cannibals’ referred to the Fayu (from Papua New Guinea) as ‘a stone age
tribe’ and ‘underdeveloped.’
Send a postcard to Marie O’Riordan, The Editor, Marie Claire, 13th
Floor, King’s Reach Tower, Stamford St, London, SE1 9LS, UK.
Email: marieclaire@ipcmedia.com
Daily Telegraph (UK), 26 November 2005. An article called ‘Guardian of
the Stone Age Tribes’ referred to Brazilian tribes as ‘Stone Age’.
Send a postcard to Michele Lavery, The Editor, Daily Telegraph Magazine, 1 Canada
Square, Canary Wharf, London E14 5DT, UK.
Email: michele.lavery@telegraph.co.uk
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC), 22 November 2005. An
article called ‘Ancient Traditions, community help tribe spring back
swiftly after tsunami’ referred to Andamanese and Nicobarese tribes as
‘stone age tribes.’
Send a postcard to Mary Sheppard, Executive
Producer, CBC ONline, P.O. Box 500 Station A, Toronto, ON, Canada, M5W
1E6.
