4. _ The minority and marginal position that pastoralists and hunter-gatherers communities occupy in the political system of Tanzanian state has made it difficult for pastoralists to effectively participate in the political process of Tanzania. The lack of such processes led into gross humanrights violations and freedom to participate into political and democratic engagement that determines the destiny of minorities in Tanzania. Minority issues of concern therefore could not be addressed adequately and effectively between 2006 to date, Example; burning pastoral houses, rapping of women, beating of innocent pastoralists, while on the other hand the government allocates pastoral land and grazing resources to Ortello Business Corporation(OBC) and Thomson Safari for Tourism and wealthy farmers, In of such processes minority pastoralists denied access to education, employment (engagement into traditional pastoral activities), confiscation of pastoralists' properties', most of such state sponsored. human rights violation left many pastoralists poorer than they were before, health service, imprisonment without fair trial and freedom of speech, all these violations were implemented during and after the eviction process by government police forces and OBC game rangers6. Evidence of lack of political will to address pastoral human rights violations include silence of the government, discriminative and biased position towards pastoralists in the Loliondo. The reasons behind political behavior of the state around Loliondo pastoralists human rights violation is the insignificancy of the Ngorongoro constituency and overall pastoral community have in determination of the political direction of the nation'. The state have always, since July 2009 to date, been on the defensive side against the plight of pastoralists Loliondo, while at the same time protecting the interest of the investor particularly OBC and Thomson Safaris with a financial muscle able to