Loggers face removal from land of Earth's most threatened tribe
Brazil has taken the first steps towards the removal of thousands of illegal loggers from the land of the Awá.
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Yanomami denounce illegal miners and lack of health care
Yanomami Indians from Brazil and Venezuela met last month in Venezuela to discuss Indigenous rights and national policies.
Protestors call for Botswana boycott at World Travel Market
Supporters of Survival call on visitors of the World Travel Market in London to boycott travel to Botswana.
Yanomami shaman publishes unique book 'The Falling Sky'
In his book, shaman Davi Kopenawa describes the rich ways of life of the Yanomami of the Amazon.
Guarani Indians fear imminent bloodshed
Gunmen known to have assassinated Indigenous leaders in recent years have taken up positions around a Guarani community.
Another casualty of ‘progress’: Ayoreo TB epidemic claims latest victim
Chiri Etacore has died from preventible diseases spread following the forced assimilation of his tribe
Travel companies join Botswana boycott despite government whitewash
Only weeks after Survival called for a boycott of Botswana tourism, two travel companies have suspended their tours.
Attempts to manipulate Jarawa backfire with arrests
Poachers are arrested after giving Jarawa alcohol and pushing them to demand food, tools and schooling.