African Court’s historic ruling on Ogiek tribe in Kenya
African Court ruled that the government of Kenya must not evict the Ogiek from their land.
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Penan protest against pipeline, logging and dam
Penan from the Long Seridan region have mounted a blockade to protest against the building of a gas pipeline.
Kalahari Bushmen launch new legal battle
Bushmen in Botswana are taking the government to court for illegally refusing them access to their ancestral land.
Grupo San José investors lobbied over 'hiding tribe'
Satellite images revealed the involvement of Grupo San José's subsidiary in the destruction of land inhabited by uncontacted Indians.
Guarani anger over teenager's death
A Guarani teenager was shot dead, reportedly by the owner of the ranch which occupies part of the Indians’ land.
Amazon Indians unite against Canadian oil giant
Amazon Indians from Peru and Brazil have joined together to stop Canadian oil company destroying their land.
Sri Lanka: Survival calls on UN to stand up for Wanniyala-Aetto
Survival has urged the UN Human Rights Council to call on Sri Lanka to recognize the rights of the Wanniyala-Aetto.
Venezuela: Yukpa Indian leader murdered
Sabino was one of the most outspoken Yukpa leaders, and had campaigned courageously for Yukpa land rights for many years.