Brazil: Protestors call on President to uphold Indigenous rights
Brazilian Indians have joined protestors in calling for an end to the onslaught of Indigenous rights by the government.
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'Jaguar people's' urgent appeal to oil company's shareholders
The Matsés have urged shareholders of Pacific Rubiales to disinvest from the company to protect Peru's uncontacted tribes.
Indigenous rights highlighted at central London protest
A placard reading ‘Brazil: Save the Awá’ drew attention to the critical situation faced by Earth’s most threatened tribe.
Success: Soliga tribe's forest rights upheld in court
The Soliga tribe has won an important court victory after its entire stock of honey was seized by forestry officials.
Court reprieve for Bushmen threatened with eviction
Botswana Bushmen threatened with eviction have won a significant court victory in their struggle to stay on their land.
Guarani man killed in ambush by gunmen
A Guarani man was killed yesterday, reportedly by gunmen working for the cattle ranchers who have occupied his community's land.
Rallying cry: Dongria stand firm against Vedanta mine
Dongria Kondh demand the release of village leaders ahead of consultations about the mine.
Survival condemns Steven Pinker’s ‘Brutal Savage’ myth
Survival launched a vigorous rebuttal of Pinker’s claim that tribal people are more violent than anyone else.