Paraguay grants license to bulldoze UNESCO Biosphere Reserve
Paraguay has caused outrage by quietly granting cattle ranchers a license to bulldoze the last refuge of uncontacted Ayoreo Indians.
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Coca-Cola dragged into Brazilian Indians' land struggle
Guarani Indians in Brazil have urged Coca-Cola to stop buying sugar from US food giant Bunge.
Kurt Jackson donates to Survival
Leading British artist Kurt Jackson is donating the monies from the sale of two works of art to Survival International.
Robert Redford ‘delighted’ as sacred objects bought for Hopi by US foundation
US-based Annenberg Foundation will return twenty-one of the Hopi's sacred katsinam.
Ambrósio Vilhalva, 1960-2013 – an obituary
Ambrósio was a Brazilian Indian leader and film star who fought and died for his people’s rights
FIFA World Cup and rainforest plants: an Amazon Indian in London speaks out
Nixiwaka Yawanawá from the Brazilian Amazon is raising awareness in London of the threats to Amazon Indians.
Bullying tactics drive Penan to abandon dam blockade
Bullying tactics drive Penan to abandon protest against Murum dam. Rising waters and threats to dismantle bridges force move.
Waorani men arrested over killings of uncontacted Indians
Six men arrested eight months after alleged revenge attack in the Ecuadorian Amazon.