Tanzania prevents MEPs from investigating Maasai abuses
Tanzania has prevented MEPs from visiting the country to investigate serious abuses against the Maasai in the name of conservation
News from the Maasai
French government scraps funding plan for Kahuzi-Biega National Park, citing human rights concerns
Kahuzi-Biega National Park will no longer be funded by the French government.
Maasai Delegation to Meet European Leaders in a bid to end the forced evictions and human rights abuses they are facing in Tanzania
A delegation of Maasai representatives is seeking international support to end the human rights abuses against them in Tanzania.
New book, “Decolonize Conservation: Global Voices for Indigenous Self-determination, Land, and a World in Common”, a unique collection delivers searing truth on conservation
A powerful and diverse collection of voices from around the globe have come together in a new book.
Ground-breaking conference on decolonizing conservation comes to New York
A congress that aims to change the thinking around conservation and advocate for Indigenous rights is coming to New York.
Kenya’s Borana people denounce “skullduggery” over carbon credit scheme used by Netflix and Meta
The Borana Council of Elders from Kenya has released a statement to denounce Northern Rangelands Trust's carbon trading scheme.
New report reveals major flaws with flagship carbon credits scheme on Indigenous land in Kenya
New report highlights how the sale of carbon credits from Protected Areas could increase the funding of human rights abuses.
COP15 deal “has failed biodiversity and could still fail Indigenous peoples” – Survival statement
The GBF “failed to take the bold step required to really protect nature"