New Zealand finally supports UN Declaration on Indigenous rights
New Zealand has endorsed the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, after opposing it for almost three years.
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Spanish oil giant targets uncontacted Indians' rainforest
Repsol YPF applied to Peru's government to cut seismic lines in its search for oil on uncontacted tribes' land.
Trial of suspects accused of assassinating Guarani leader postponed
The trial of three men accused of killing the Guarani Indian leader Marcos Veron has been postponed.
Indians and activists march against Amazon mega-dam
A large protest was held on Monday against the Belo Monte mega-dam, due to be constructed in the Brazilian Amazon.
Puma urged to disinvest over controversial tourist lodge on Bushman land
Survival is appealing to sports giant Puma to disinvest from tourism company Wilderness Safaris.
Borneo court rules for tribal rights in palm oil case
Indigenous people in Sarawak have won their second major court victory this year.
Perenco slammed for uncontacted tribes pipeline threat
Perenco has been slammed by a leading Indigenous organisation for its plans to build a pipeline on uncontacted tribes’ land.
International ad campaign launched to protect uncontacted tribe
Survival launched an international ad campaign for the protection of one of the last uncontacted tribes in South America.