Aid donors announce investigation into tribal evictions in Ethiopia
Reports of evictions for industrial plantations continue, despite government claims to the contrary
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Peru’s largest mass grave reveals hundreds of murdered Asháninka Indians
Asháninka tribe was decimated during a 20-year bloody war between Maoist guerrillas and the army.
Russian ad campaign targets Paraguay’s most important beef market
Survival’s new ad urges Russia to stop beef imports from Paraguay until the Ayoreo’s land is protected.
Indigenous boy protests on pitch during World Cup opening ceremony
Immediately after releasing a white dove, Jeguaká Mirim, an Indigenous Guarani boy, held up a red banner reading 'Demarcation Now!'
Land at last for Indians evicted by fraudster
Decades after it was stolen, Paraguay's President Cartes has today signed a historic bill to return Enxet Indians their land.
Hundreds of thousands of travelers urged to boycott Botswana
A worldwide advertising campaign calling for a boycott of tourism to Botswana has reached hundreds of thousands of travelers.
Celebrations as last cattle rancher leaves Yanomami territory in Brazil
The celebrations were attended by Yanomami, public prosecutors, NGOs and government representatives.
New study reveals world's highest suicide rate among Brazilian tribe
A shocking new study has revealed that the Guarani Kaiowá now suffer the highest suicide rate in the world.