Venezuelan army opens fire on Pemon tribe, Venezuela
Soldiers have opened fire on a group of Pemon Indians, killing a woman and wounding at least 25 people.
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India’s Supreme Court has ordered the eviction of up to 8 million tribal and other forest-dwelling people
Survival International launches 2019 tribal photography competition
Survival International is proud to announce its renowned annual photography competition, welcoming entries from both amateur and professional photographers worldwide.
Brazil’s Indigenous peoples lead global “Red January" protests
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Missionary investigated over 'entering land of uncontacted tribe'
An American missionary is being questioned by Brazilian authorities after he allegedly entered the territory of an uncontacted tribe.
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Jair Bolsonaro has started his Presidency in the worst possible way for the Indigenous peoples of Brazil.
Letters implicate WWF in illegal land grab and human rights abuses
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Brazil launches operation to save surviving members of uncontacted tribe
Brazilian authorities have completed a rare ground operation to protect an uncontacted tribe in the Amazon from violent ranchers