Tourists leafleted at Machu Picchu over uncontacted tribes
The leaflets highlight the plight of uncontacted Indians in the 'Sacred Valley' close to Machu Picchu
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Earth’s most threatened tribe make unprecedented visit to Brazil’s capital
The Awá will urge the government to evict illegal invaders from their land.
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A Survival picture gallery illustrates life in one of Africa's last remaining hunter-gatherer tribes.
Yanomami mark 20 years of land recognition
Some 700 Yanomami from many communities in Brazil recently gathered for the 7th assembly of Hutukara, the Yanomami association.
Human rights protest mars Indonesia’s state visit to London
Survival was joined by dozens protesters to rally against Indonesia's poor human rights record.
London visit by Indonesian President fuels human rights protests
Campaigners will highlight UK links to an Indonesian 'death squad' implicated in the murder of independence leaders
‘Kill us all, then bury us here’: desperate appeal of Indians facing eviction
A community of Guarani Indians in Brazil have endured brutal attacks by gunmen after returning to their land
UK snubs tribal rights by refusing to ratify key law
ILO 169 is the only international law for tribal peoples