Paraguay's Indians see 14 million trees cut down in one month
A new report has revealed the devastating deforestation in the Paraguayan Chaco, home to the Ayoreo.
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Government promises to restore services it cut 14 years ago today – but what will this mean for the Bushmen?
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Guarani community under attack from ranchers' gunmen.
Revealed: “Pygmy” children paid in glue and alcohol
Survival report highlights drug and alcohol addiction epidemic among tribal peoples, including some children in central Africa.
Progress Can Kill: HIV 'epidemic' strikes Venezuelan Indians
The news is a shocking illustration of the devastating consequences of loss of land and autonomy on tribal peoples.
Survival launches annual tribal photography competition
Survival launches third annual photography contest for images of tribal peoples worldwide.
Progress can Kill: Survival report reveals world's highest suicide rate
Survival report reveals shocking living standards of many tribal people around the world.
Mongolian reindeer herders banned from hunting in the name of 'conservation'
Mongolia's nomadic reindeer-herding Dukha tribe struggle to feed their families after hunting is banned in the name of 'conservation.'