Kalahari Bushmen appeal to Dalai Lama
Bushmen write open letter appealing for rights ahead of scheduled visit by Buddhist religious leader
News from the Bushmen
Twentieth anniversary of eviction from Kalahari highlights Bushmen plight
Twenty years on from 1997 Kalahari evictions, and Botswana government still failing to respect Bushmen rights
Botswana defies its courts on historic anniversary
Tenth anniversary of famous victory for tribal land rights – but Botswana government still not complying
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
Botswana President named as Racist of the Year 2016
President Khama receives annual award for prejudice against tribal peoples
Botswana: Helicopter crashes after shooting at Bushmen
Crash, shooting, arrest and beatings all raise questions over use of militarized tactics against Kalahari Bushmen
Celebrities join international call to boycott Botswana tourism
Stars join Survival campaign for Bushmen's rights in Botswana fiftieth anniversary year
Twenty years after Bushmen first petition UN, abuse continues
On March 27 1996, the Central Kalahari Bushmen first brought their case to the UN
Survival calls for end to Botswana’s Bushman "apartheid”
Survival launches campaign for Bushmen to return to their land in Botswana's fiftieth year
Will Botswana government’s U-turn on Bushmen last?
Government promises to restore services it cut 14 years ago today – but what will this mean for the Bushmen?