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.
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Venezuelan Indians reveal alarm as armed gangs advance
Venezuelan tribes are demanding the removal of illegal miners and armed gangs, some claiming to be members of the FARC.
Chabu hunter-gatherers in Ethiopia killed by settlers
Independent experts believe that genocide is emerging in southwest Ethiopia.
South American tribe sues over historic genocide
The Aché who were decimated during the 1950s and 60s are taking Paraguay’s government to court.
Survival attacks photographer Jimmy Nelson’s portrayal of tribes
Survival attacks work of famed photographer Jimmy Nelson in a new exposé
Uruguay ratifies international law for Indigenous peoples’ rights
Uruguay is the twenty-third country to ratify key tribal rights law.
‘Kenyan government forcing us into extinction’: evictions of Sengwer tribe escalate
A Kenyan government campaign against one of the few hunter-gatherer tribes left in east Africa has escalated
Survival launches first-ever photography competition on 45th anniversary
Survival has launched its first-ever worldwide photography competition to mark its 45th anniversary.