Kelvingrove Museum reopens with new tribal peoples display
Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum in Glasgow reopened this morning with a new interactive display on tribal peoples, developed in association with Survival.
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Penan We will keep on the struggle for our forest forever
Malaysian logging company Interhill has dismantled a road blockade mounted in Sarawak by members of the Penan tribe to prevent the company cutting down their forest.
Brazil: Xavante Indians launch campaign to save river basin
Xavante Indians blockaded a national highway in Mato Grosso state to draw attention to the devastating impact of soya cultivation on the Rio das Mortes river basin.
Conflict with Jarawa as poachers overrun tribes land
A man from the isolated Jarawa tribe has been beaten up by a poacher hunting illegally on the tribe's land.
Bushman support grows as court case 2 years old
Tomorrow, 5 July, marks two years since the Kalahari Bushmens legal case against the Botswana government began. In a groundswell of support, 135 Bushmen have asked to be added to the original list of 243 applicants.
UN Human Rights Council approves text of Indigenous rights declaration
In a historic vote which brought a standing ovation from those present, the UNs Human Rights Council in Geneva has this week approved the text of a declaration on Indigenous peoples rights.
Survival participates in opening of new tribal art museum
A major new museum of Indigenous art has opened in Paris. The Musée du Quai Branly displays Indigenous art from Africa, Asia and Australia.
Italian mountaineer treks across Alaska to save Gwichin land
Italian mountain guide Ario Sciolari has completed a 5-month solo trek across Alaska to raise awareness of the threat to the land of the Gwichin Indians.