The world’s most famous living artist, Damien Hirst, has designed a unique work ‘Beautiful Love Survival’, which will be sold to raise money for Survival in his forthcoming sale ‘Beautiful Inside My Head Forever’.
The desperate plight of uncontacted Indians in Peru, some of the last anywhere in South America, has been raised with the UN.
The Australian High Court has recognised Aboriginal ownership rights to a huge stretch of the northern Australian coast.
Reports say that two Penan villages in Sarawak have been struck by malaria, leading to eighteen Penan individuals being flown to hospital.
A Peruvian judge has ruled that two European oil companies can explore in a remote part of the Peruvian Amazon inhabited by uncontacted Indians.
British mining giant Vedanta's Chairman Anil Agarwal told the company’s AGM today that his company would only go ahead with its highly controversial bauxite mine in Orissa, eastern India, with the ‘complete permission’ of the Dongria Kondh tribe.
Human rights organisation Survival International protested today outside the AGM of British mining giant Vedanta.
A tribe in the Philippines has served its own tribal justice on Canadian mining company, TVI Pacific.