'Bushmen aren't forever' as Kalahari diamonds go on sale
The first diamonds from the Kalahari Bushmen's land have gone on sale
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Survival slams conservation for violating tribal peoples' rights
Survival's Director has published a hard-hitting article on why conservation is failing
Uncontacted Amazon Indians 'surrounded by loggers' make contact
Amakaria and several relatives were reportedly contacted by a Brazilian government team some decades ago
Papuans flee brutal military crackdown
Hundreds of Papuan tribal people have fled their homes following a brutal military operation in the Papuan highlands.
'Freakshow TV' rebuked over racist portrayal of Amazon Indians
An Australian TV Channel has lost a legal appeal over a program depicting Amazon Indians as child murderers.
Tribespeople illegally evicted from 'Jungle Book' tiger reserve
Baiga and Gond were threatened with elephants if they did not leave their homes.
'Before They Pass Away' slammed as 'patronizing' before NY exhibition
Photographer Jimmy Nelson's work has been attacked for portraying a false image of tribal people
Brazilian Indians secure nationwide land victory
A proposal to change the constitution and give Congress power in the demarcation of Indigenous territories has been shelved.