1-year countdown to end 'human safaris' in India
The Andaman authorities have pledged to introduce an alternative sea route by March 2015
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Papuan activists’ webcast silenced – was Indonesia behind it?
A speech by two Papuan activists mysteriously went silent when they started to denounce Indonesian human rights atrocities.
Ayoreo Indians send urgent video appeal to Spanish tycoon
Ayoreo Indians send an unprecedented video appeal to Spanish construction giant demanding the return of their ancestral land
Campaign triumphs as loggers expelled from territory of Earth's most threatened tribe
Survival's campaign to save the Awá has triumphed this week, as loggers and ranchers are being expelled.
'Dalai Lama of the Rainforest' makes unique visit to USA
Amazonian shaman and spokesman for Brazil's Yanomami tribe will make a rare visit to California in April 2014.
India: Journalist harassed after exposing tribal women’s exploitation
Since breaking the story two weeks ago, Denis Giles has been interrogated and threatened with being sued for libel.
Ogiek are violently evicted from ancestral home in Kenya
The government continues to illegally evict the Ogiek from the Mau forest, despite international court ruling.
Operation targets illegal gold-miners in Yanomami's rainforest
'Operation Korekore', is set to last 30 days and aims to arrest approximately 200 illegal miners.