More uncontacted Indians emerge in Brazil – fleeing attacks in Peru
A second wave of highly vulnerable uncontacted Indians made contact with outsiders in Brazil's Amazon rainforest.
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Survival reveals 'five faces of genocide' for UN Indigenous Day
To mark UN Indigenous Day on August 9, Survival reveals five tribal peoples who have been victims of genocide.
India: Vedanta's public hearing declared a 'success' despite tribes' outcry
India: Vedanta's public hearing declared a "success" despite tribes' outcry
Bushmen 'poachers' cleared after two-year court battle
Bushmen have practiced sustainable hunting for millennia to feed their families.
"Massacre" reported by uncontacted Indians as rare video emerges
Uncontacted Indians report shocking incidents of a massacre of their older relatives.
Brazil: Gunmen threaten to assassinate leading Amazon shaman
Yanomami shaman and spokesperson Davi Kopenawa has received a series of death threats by armed men.
'Violent attacks' caused uncontacted Indians to emerge
Highly vulnerable uncontacted Indians said they were fleeing violent attacks in Peru
Major investment in 'human safaris' road sparks fears for tribe
Plans for widening and building bridges along the Andaman Trunk Road have been condemned by Survival