Hopes pinned on French company to overturn oil and gas deficit
High-ranking officials in the Peruvian energy sector are pinning their hopes on a French company to overturn Peru’s billion dollar oil and gas deficit, announced last week.
Latest news
Endangered Amazon tribe featured in the UK Sunday Times
The Enawene Nawe, a small and remote tribe living in the Brazilian Amazon, is featured in an article in the Sunday Times Magazine by the journalist Christina Lamb.
Papuan lawyer acquitted for text message 'insult'
A Papuan human rights lawyer has been cleared of all charges under Indonesian law after accusations he sent a text message deemed ‘insulting’ to Indonesia’s president.
S.O.S. calls as ten more Indians are 'vilely massacred'
Ten Colombian Indians have been killed while trying to flee from the violent conflict that has engulfed their homes and families.
Indians invade press office at World Social Forum
Indians from the Javari Valley, one of the largest Indigenous territories in Brazil, invaded the press office at the World Social Forum held in Brazil at the end of January.
Demonstrators target Graff Diamonds' London store
Survival’s campaign targeting Graff Diamonds over its involvement in a controversial diamond mine planned on the land of Kalahari Bushmen in Botswana has stepped up a gear.
Quentin Blake named ‘Survival ambassador’
The world's best loved illustrator Quentin Blake was today named an ambassador for Survival International.
Survival targets Graff diamonds - protest tomorrow at Bond St store
Human rights group Survival International is holding a protest tomorrow outside Graff Diamonds’ flagship London store, to demand that Laurence Graff pulls out of a controversial diamond mine planned on the land of the Kalahari Bushmen in Botswana.