'Private militia' firm ordered to close over Guarani killings
Ranchers reportedly paid Gaspem 30,000 reais (US$ 12,700) each time it violently evicted Guarani Indians from their ancestral lands
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Sámi protest against British mining company
The Sámi and other activists have been blockading a mining road since early July.
‘We’ll fight against oil exploration’, Brazilian Indians declare
Tribes of the Javari Valley oppose oil exploration around their forests.
In pictures: Tribal festivals showcase human diversity
Survival has published a photographic gallery showing how many tribal peoples live their life through ritual and festivals.
Fire devastates roadside camp where Brazilian Indians face 'mass murder'
A fire has devastated a Guarani camp in the Brazilian state of Mato Grosso do Sul.
Uncontacted Mashco-Piro tribe filmed in close encounter
Authorities were called in to prevent the spread of deadly diseases that could decimate the tribe
Venezuelan Indigenous organizations express ‘deep pain’ 20 years after massacre
In 1993, 16 Yanomami Indians of Haximu community were killed by Brazilian gold-miners.
Ecuador scraps plan to save uncontacted tribes' land
President Correa has approved a huge oil project on land inhabited by uncontacted tribes.