Nicaragua signs international law for tribal peoples
Nicaragua’s National Assembly has ratified the only international law for tribal peoples, ILO Convention 169.
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Campaign to ‘destabilize’ Amazon Indigenous organization
Indigenous organization AIDESEP has spoken out against a ‘destabilization campaign’ aimed at destroying Peru’s Indigenous movement.
West Papuans celebrate new UK prime minister
The new UK prime minister David Cameron has given hope to the tribal people of West Papua.
Oil companies banned from uncontacted tribes' reserve
Other oil lots on Indigenous land still pose major threat.
Blood samples return to Amazon Indians
Research centers in the United States are to return thousands of blood samples of Yanomami Indians to the tribe.
Amazon mega-dams endanger uncontacted Indians
At least four groups of isolated Indians are living near the dam sites.
Indians warn of war against Amazon mega-dam
Indian leaders have appealed for support for their campaign against the Belo Monte dam in the Brazilian Amazon.
Vedanta Resources' head abandons talk after Survival announces protest
Anil Agarwal has pulled out of a conference where he was due to speak after Survival announced plans to demonstrate.