Amazon Indians join forces to reject 'devastating' mining
Several Amazonian tribes have warned that mining is destroying their land and threatening their existence.
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CONTACT: uncontacted Indians emerge, illegal logging blamed
A highly vulnerable group of uncontacted Indians has emerged from the forest on the Peru-Brazil border
South American tribe sues over historic genocide
The Aché who were decimated during the 1950s and 60s are taking Paraguay’s government to court.
Brazilian officials warn of 'imminent' death of uncontacted Indians
Brazilian officials have warned that uncontacted Indians face imminent "tragedy" and "death"
Australian TV station guilty of racism in “Freakshow TV” row
The Federal Court of Australia has upheld a ruling against Channel 7 for breaching the “racism clause”.
Aid donors announce investigation into tribal evictions in Ethiopia
Reports of evictions for industrial plantations continue, despite government claims to the contrary
Peru’s largest mass grave reveals hundreds of murdered Asháninka Indians
Asháninka tribe was decimated during a 20-year bloody war between Maoist guerrillas and the army.
Russian ad campaign targets Paraguay’s most important beef market
Survival’s new ad urges Russia to stop beef imports from Paraguay until the Ayoreo’s land is protected.