Tribes call on world leaders to recognize their right to hunt
Delegates at a wildlife conference have been urged to recognize tribal peoples aren't poachers
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Ethiopia: tribe starves as dam and land grabs dry up river
The Kwegu's crops have failed and their beehives have been destroyed by sugar plantations.
Explorer Robin Hanbury-Tenison celebrates 80 years with 8 challenges
Survival's President is running the London Marathon and undertaking seven other challenges
Jummas banned from speaking to foreigners without ‘supervison’
Outrage as Jummas banned from speaking to foreigners except in the presence of a soldier or government official.
World Wildlife Day: tribespeople denounce persecution in the name of 'conservation'
Powerful video testimony exposes abuses faced by tribal peoples in the name of wildlife 'conservation.'
Legal analysis finds tribal peoples persecuted unjustly for ‘wildlife crime’
Human rights lawyer Gordon Bennett has called for a radical new approach to conservation
Tribal rights lawyer condemns conservation's devastating impact on tribal peoples
British barrister Gordon Bennett and others will host a press conference in Johannesburg.
Survival launches worldwide tribal photography contest
Survival's second photo competition aims to celebrate photography as a powerful medium for raising awareness of tribal peoples.