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We will fight to the last drop of our blood. And we will win. The health of the planet depends on this struggle. Amazon Guardians

“Resilience and Pride”: Survival announces winners of 2021 calendar photo competition

September 22, 2020

Survival International, the global movement for tribal peoples, is delighted to announce the winning entries for its 2021 calendar.

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BBC World News

September 11, 2020

France 24

August 27, 2020

Thomson Reuters Foundation

June 25, 2020

One of Brazil’s most renowned government agents has been killed.

An indigenous leader in Brazil has issued an urgent warning that coronavirus could infect an uncontacted tribe with lethal consequences.

NGOs and experts warn that United Nations drive to increase global protected areas could lead to severe human rights violations.

Five members of the Great Andamanese tribe in the Andaman Islands are reported to have tested positive for Covid-19.

A group of around 10 uncontacted tribal people is reported to have entered an indigenous community in Brazil.

A Chepang indigenous man in Nepal has reportedly been killed by soldiers after collecting snails in Chitwan National Park.

Noted conservationist and Survival International consultant Dr Mordecai Ogada has been threatened by armed guards and falsely accused of “poaching.”

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