Congress to decide fate of uncontacted Indians
The fate of the last uncontacted South American tribe outside Amazonia will be decided this week. Paraguay's Congress will debate a bill which would protect the heart of their territory.
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One thousand-mile pilgrimage with a hand-cart
Two musicians are busking from the UK to Santiago de Compostela in Spain, raising money for Survival.
Government tries to expel critic
An outspoken critic of the Botswana government, who has previously attacked its treatment of the Bushmen, has been threatened with deportation.
Penan tribe protest at logging
Hundreds of Penan hunter-gatherers have signed a letter of protest about a logging permit awarded to a notorious timber company.
Army kills villagers
The Indonesian army and police have killed three people, burned down houses, killed pigs and destroyed crops, in the latest in a series of attacks against tribal villages in the Papuan highlands.
South American Indians campaign for Bushmen
Reaching out from the forests of South America to the Kalahari desert, members of the isolated Ayoreo tribe in Paraguay have added their voices to the Gana and Gwi Bushmen's campaign for their rights.
Penan defender declared dead
Five years after his disappearance in the Malaysian jungle, a Swiss court has officially declared activist Bruno Manser dead.
BHP Billiton exploring Bushman reserve without consent
BHP Billiton, the world's biggest mining company, is exploring the Gana and Gwi Bushmen's reserve without their consent.