Astonishing video of uncontacted Indians released as loggers close in
Extraordinary new footage showing uncontacted Indians has been released by an Indigenous group in Brazil.
News from the Awá
Uncontacted nomads flee loggers’ bulldozers
A tribe of 300 Amazon nomads is fleeing from bulldozers as their last forest is rapidly destroyed. Around sixty members of the tribe have no contact with outsiders.
COP 23: Survival calls for stronger tribal voice at global climate conference
Global call for tribal role in conservation to be acknowledged ahead of global climate conference in Bonn
Brazil: Uncontacted people threatened by forest fire in Amazon
Uncontacted tribe in northeast Amazon under threat from fire, as Indigenous people work to contain blaze
Amazon Indians take one look at “us” – and head back into the forest
Two women first contacted in 2014 decide to return to voluntary isolation in Amazon
Brazil: Amazon fires threaten to wipe out uncontacted Indians
Fires in Arariboia Indigenous territory once again threaten uncontacted tribe, Brazilian government fails to act
Amazon tribe blockade railroad in protest against Brazilian mining giant
Awá tribe blockade railroad close to their territory in protest at mining company's failure to meet their demands.
Racist of the Year Award winner announced
Survival gives Racist of the Year Award 2015 to Brazilian state deputy Fernando Furtado