Survival’s 2019 calendar celebrates 50 years of fighting for tribal peoples
Survival International is releasing a special edition of its annual calendar to mark its 50th anniversary in 2019.
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“Botswana elephant massacre” story now proven false
An investigation has established conclusively that the widely circulated report of a “poaching massacre” of 87 elephants is false
Kenya: UN says Lake Turkana is endangered
UN body says Lake Turkana, home to tribes in Kenya and Ethiopia, is in danger due to dam building upstream
BBC report of 87 elephant poaching deaths wrong, say leading conservation scientists
Scientists in Botswana have released a statement questioning the BBC coverage of the deaths of 87 elephants in Botswana
Is elephants slaughter story fake? Botswana slams report as “false and misleading”
A story that 90 elephants have been slaughtered in Botswana recently has been denounced as fake by the authorities.
Groundbreaking photographer who fled Nazi persecution awarded top German honor
A woman who fled Nazi persecution as a child is being awarded Germany’s top cultural honor, the Goethe Medal.
Security forces attack demonstrators in West Papua
Indonesian security forces attacked a group of a hundred tribal people who were peacefully protesting last week about delays to local elections in Nabire, West Papua.
Colombian rebels threaten Indigenous people
Survival has received reports that Indigenous communities of the Sierra de Perijá in Venezuela are being threatened by Colombian rebels.