At last! Brazil begins long-awaited operation to save Earth's most threatened tribe
Brazil's government has finally launched a major ground operation to evict illegal invaders from the land of the Awá.
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New Penan blockade against oil palm plantation
Forty Penan families blockade oil palm plantation to stop company workers trespassing on their land.
Massacre investigation exposes Indonesian army atrocities
A tribunal has concluded that Indonesian soldiers and police attacked a peaceful demonstration, killing 'scores of people'.
Bushmen’s public appeal to end government persecution
Bushmen leaders held a press conference in the capital to demand government upholds their rights.
A year of successes: Tribal peoples' reasons to celebrate in 2013
Survival's new gallery illustrates how tribal peoples around the world had reasons to celebrate in 2013.
Paraguay grants license to bulldoze UNESCO Biosphere Reserve
Paraguay has caused outrage by quietly granting cattle ranchers a license to bulldoze the last refuge of uncontacted Ayoreo Indians.
Coca-Cola dragged into Brazilian Indians' land struggle
Guarani Indians in Brazil have urged Coca-Cola to stop buying sugar from US food giant Bunge.
Kurt Jackson donates to Survival
Leading British artist Kurt Jackson is donating the monies from the sale of two works of art to Survival International.