Revealed: ‘Master plan’ to open up uncontacted tribe’s Park to Big Oil
Iconic "watershed mountains" – home to uncontacted peoples –threatened by oil development
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Revealed: The tragic second act of 'A United Kingdom'
New film highlights contrasting attitudes of Botswana's first president with that of current government towards Kalahari Bushmen
Survival announces winners of annual photographic competition
Twelve winners announced for tribal photography competition
Botswana President named as Racist of the Year 2016
President Khama receives annual award for prejudice against tribal peoples
UN expert raises alarm as Brazilian Indians fight “genocide”
A UN expert has warned that the Brazilian government is failing to protect the country’s Indigenous peoples.
Two killed in violent eviction from 'shoot on sight' national park
Families brutally evicted and protestors shot in notorious Kaziranga National Park
Survival complains to OFCOM over "racist" Channel 4 News piece
Complaint against biased report into infanticide among Brazilian tribes submitted to British broadcasting regulator
Victory! Canadian oil company pulls out of Matsés territory
Pacific E&P cancels its contract to explore for oil in the face of stiff opposition from the Matsés Indians