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Exposed: World’s ‘most threatened tribe’ outnumbered 10:1 by invaders
Little Butterfly and her people, the Awá, are earth's 'most threatened tribe'.© Survival The extent of the peril facing the world’s ‘most threatened tribe’ was revealed today, as Brazilian authorities...
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Paper forced to apologize to Penan after false incest claims
A Penan family. The tribe have been the subject of several defamatory stories in Malaysia's press.© Andy Rain/Nick Rain/Survival A Malaysian paper has been forced to apologize after publishing a...
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Humiliation as Indian Minister scraps lecture rather than face accusers
Naveen Patnaik's state of Odisha is renowned for brutally crushing indigenous protests© Survival The controversial Chief Minister of an Indian state has pulled out of a public lecture after learning...
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Film footage marks 20-year anniversary of ‘Yanomami Park’
Yanomami woman. The Yanomami territory has allowed uncontacted Indians to survive.© Fiona Watson/Survival Yanomami Indians in Brazil have released aerial film footage of an uncontacted Indian...
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Tribes urge UK to sign law to ‘guarantee’ their survival
Kenya's Samburu tribe has urged the UK to ratify ILO 169.© Survival Tribes from four continents have urged Britain to ratify a law that will ‘guarantee’ their survival. It is the first time a group of...
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Mick Jagger drawn into row over ‘illegal gas grab’ in Peru’s Amazon
Mick Jagger was named Peru's honorary Environmental Ambassador last year. © Survival Music legend Mick Jagger has been drawn into a bitter row over an ‘illegal gas grab’ in the Peruvian Amazon. Peru’s...
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Earth’s most threatened tribe demands action as logging season starts
The Awá's forest is being illegally cut down at an alarming rate.© Fiona Watson/Survival Earth’s ‘most threatened tribe’ has made a desperate appeal for the Brazilian government to halt the illegal...
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Shell scraps controversial biofuels plan after Brazilian Indian protest
Raizen signs landmark agreement with FUNAI. The company vows to stop sourcing sugar cane from Guarani land by November 25.© Raízen A biofuels company set up by Shell in Brazil has scrapped...
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Just sign here: cowboys' attempt to fool Indians backfires
Gabide Etacori, an Ayoreo Totobiegosode leader whose signature was allegedly forged.© Survival An elaborate ploy by ranchers in Paraguay to trick an Indian tribe into allowing them to build a new road...
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South Africa’s indigenous ‘icon’ Dawid Kruiper dies
Dawid Kruiper was considered an 'icon' and key representative of the Bushmen of the southern Kalahari.© Bill Kemp/Strata 360 Dawid Kruiper, a traditional leader of the Khomani Bushmen of South Africa...
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‘Dalai Lama of the rainforest’ appeals for Rio+20 to save world's most...
Davi Kopenawa Yanomami says Brazil can save the Awá tribe.© Survival The ‘Dalai Lama of the rainforest’ is urgently appealing to governments attending Rio+20 to help save the earth’s most threatened...
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Guarani community in Brazil could get $83m award
Guarani man. A Guarani community in Brazil could receive $83m for 'moral and material' damages© Fiona Watson/Survival A public prosecutor in Brazil is asking the government to pay $83m to a Guarani...
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‘We understand sustainability better than anyone’ say tribes at Rio+20
Brazilian Indians unite at the Rio+20 summit© Marcello Casal Jr/ABr Thousands of Brazilian Indians united in Rio this week, to make their voices heard at the Rio+20 UN Summit on sustainability and the...
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India bans controversial tourist resort but fails to end ‘human safaris’
Tourists who use the Andaman Trunk Road for ‘human safaris’ are exploiting India’s Jarawa tribe.© Survival The controversial tourist resort run by Barefoot India in the Andaman Islands has been dealt...
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Ranchers burn bridges in anti-Indian protest
Xavante Indians protest for land rights at Rio+20© G1 Ranchers are blocking roads, burning bridges, and threatening Brazilian Indians in protest against their impending eviction from tribal land. The...
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Alarmed UK MPs urge Brazil to save Earth’s most threatened tribe
Brazil’s Awá tribe are the Earth's most threatened tribe. © Survival Dozens of British politicians are calling on Brazil to save Earth’s most threatened tribe by halting illegal logging and land...
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Anoushka Shankar backs Survival
Anoushka Shankar supports Survival International and the need to 'protect all cultures'.© Survival British Indian sitar player and composer Anoushka Shankar shows her support for Survival...
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Outrage as World Bank funds power lines linked to controversial dam
The Gibe III dam threatens the livelihoods of 200,000 Lower Omo tribal people, including the Karo.© Survival Human rights organizations, including Survival and Human Rights Watch, have fiercely...
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Vietnam buys into Peru’s controversial oil fields
PetroVietnam has taken on oil blocks in an area inhabited by uncontacted tribes © Survival Vietnamese oil company PetroVietnam has bought a stake in two Peruvian oil blocks in a region known to be...
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Ads target Machu Picchu tourists in row over uncontacted tribes
Uncontacted tribes share the same 'Sacred Valley' as Machu Picchu. The ancient site attracts up to 1 million tourists each year. © Icelight/Wikicommons Visitors to Peru’s most iconic tourist...
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