Top human rights watchdog investigates Ethiopia and Botswana
The African Commission on Human and Peoples' Rights (ACHPR) investigates Ethiopia and Botswana.
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Plight of Earth's most threatened tribe makes headlines worldwide
The tribe's shocking story is featured in Vanity Fair and the Sunday Times this month.
Exposed: fracking licenses granted in Bushmen's reserve
Large parts of Botswana's Central Kalahari Game Reserve have been opened up for the controversial practice of 'fracking'.
Guarani suffer one of the highest murder rates in the world
Survival released shocking new figures exposing the extent of violence suffered by Brazil's Guarani tribe.
Inter-American Commission warns Peru over uncontacted tribes
Americas' top human rights watchdog expressed grave concern over threats to Peru's uncontacted tribes from oil and gas companies.
No more 'primitive' tribes: The Hindu pledges to end racist term
'The Hindu', one of the world's largest English language newspapers, pledged to no longer describe tribal peoples as 'primitive'.
Tribal children driven to suicide and solvent abuse: new gallery for UN Children's Day
On UN Children's Day Survival's new gallery highlights appallingly high levels of suicide and social breakdown amongst tribal children.
Penan blockade continues, despite arrests
The Penan's blockade of the Murum dam is still continuing, despite the arrest of ten Penan, including two children.