Government complicity and neglect fuels lethal coronavirus among Yanomami and Ye’kwana
An explosive new report released this week exposes a humanitarian crisis rapidly unfolding in Brazil’s largest indigenous territory.
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Unique event: indigenous voices heard for first time in EU debate on conservation
It’s a first: indigenous people can tell EU policy makers their thoughts on conservation.
Revealed: Uncontacted tribes’ territories burning as Amazon fires spread
The survival of several uncontacted tribes is now at risk after fires were set inside their territories.
Atrocities prompt US authorities to halt funding to WWF, WCS in major blow to conservation industry
The US government has halted more than $12 million of funding to WWF.
“Resilience and Pride”: Survival announces winners of 2021 calendar photo competition
Survival International, the global movement for tribal peoples, is delighted to announce the winning entries for its 2021 calendar.
Brazil: Renowned expert killed by uncontacted Indians as their territory is invaded
One of Brazil’s most renowned government agents has been killed.
Brazil: Indigenous leader warns Covid-19 could reach uncontacted tribe
An indigenous leader in Brazil has issued an urgent warning that coronavirus could infect an uncontacted tribe with lethal consequences.
UN plan to protect 30 percent of the planet by 2030 could displace hundreds of millions, NGOs and experts warn
NGOs and experts warn that United Nations drive to increase global protected areas could lead to severe human rights violations.