Brazilian rancher vows to destroy uncontacted Indians' forest
Brazilian rancher Marcelo Bastos Ferraz rejected the Ayoreo's plea to stop destroying their forest.
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Brazil: Guarani teenager killed on deadly road
A Guarani teenager has been killed by a truck on a road which passes by her community's ancestral land.
Global ad campaign urges tourists to boycott Botswana
Survival has launched a worldwide advertising campaign highlighting Botswana’s persecution of the Bushmen.
Rare first-hand testimony of Andaman tribe reveals shocking exploitation
A rare first-hand account of the shocking extent of sexual exploitation of young women of the Jarawa tribe has emerged.
Satirical film targets 'development' for tribes
Survival's new film takes a satirical look at how tribes are often destroyed in the name of 'development'.
Major operation to save Earth’s most threatened tribe makes progress
The Brazilian government’s operation to remove all invaders from land of the Awá tribe is now in its fourth week.
International travel fairs targeted over Botswana boycott
Protestors handed out flyers at the Adventure Travel Show in London and the Fitur travel fair in Madrid
Peru approves gas project, spells disaster for uncontacted tribes
Peru has approved the highly controversial expansion of the Camisea gas project onto the land of uncontacted Amazon tribes.