‘Genocide’ risk in Brazil despite UN push to end racism
The Awá are facing high levels of deforestation of their forest home.
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Bushmen make a splash on World Water Day
The Bushmen can enjoy access to water at one well while others are being constructed
Amazon road spells disaster for Indians
The proposed project would cut through two Indigenous reserves and a National Park
Leaked map reveals Ethiopia’s mass evictions plan
The Ethiopian government plans to resettle tribes which stand in the way of 'development'
Yanomami spokesman warns UN of mining threat
The Yanomami have warned that thousands of illegal miners are currently working in their territory.
VIP ‘human safari’ organized by top cop tasked with ending scandal
The Andaman's Inspector General used his seniority for an exclusive trip to the Jarawa
Outrage at ‘Freakshow TV’ as reporter brands Amazon tribe child murderers
Survival launches new campaign against the racist depiction of tribal people on TV.
Vedanta’s PR campaign backfires as Bollywood celebs pull out
Gul Panag tweeted, ‘My bad (...) I wasn’t aware that the competition was part of Vedanta glorification/PR’