Brazilian journalist sentenced for racism against ‘ignorant’ Indians
A journalist described Brazil's Indians as ‘ignorant’ and ‘dirty’© Fiona Watson/SurvivalA journalist in Brazil has been found guilty of discrimination against Indians, who he described as ‘ignorant’...
View ArticleBrazil police shoot Indians – more violence feared
Police in southern Brazil yesterday killed a Terena Indian and wounded several others.© Marcello Casal Jr/ABrPolice in southern Brazil yesterday killed a Terena Indian and wounded several others while...
View ArticleTrucks arrive to evict Botswana Bushmen despite government denials
Trucks have reportedly arrived to remove Ranyane Bushmen from their ancestral land.© Survival InternationalGovernment trucks arrived last night to evict Bushmen from their ancestral land in southern...
View ArticleBrazil - indigenous affairs chief quits following Indian killing
Indians protesting in Brasília, against the dismantling of their rights© Antônio Cruz/ABrThe head of Brazil’s indigenous affairs department, FUNAI, resigned on 7 June, citing ill health. Dr Marta...
View ArticleSurvival condemns Steven Pinker’s ‘Brutal Savage’ myth
Steven Pinker, like Jared Diamond, bases his assertion that the Yanomami are a violent people solely on the work of controversial anthropologist Napoleon Chagnon.© Fiona Watson/SurvivalSurvival...
View ArticleRallying cry: Dongria stand firm against Vedanta mine
Dongria leader Lodu Sikaka has called for an end to the harassment of village leaders and vowed to defend Niyamgiri.© SurvivalDuring a rally of defiance, India’s Dongria Kondh have vowed to defend...
View ArticleGuarani man killed in ambush by gunmen
The Guarani frequently suffer violent attacks by gunmen after returning to their ancestral lands.© SurvivalA Guarani Indian man was killed yesterday in southern Brazil, reportedly by gunmen working for...
View ArticleCourt reprieve for Bushmen threatened with eviction
Relocation trucks arrive at Ranyane.© FPKDozens of Botswana Bushmen threatened with eviction, reportedly because they live in an area proposed as a ‘wildlife corridor’, have won a significant court...
View ArticleSuccess: Soliga tribe's forest rights upheld in court
Tribal peoples like the Soliga have been living with and protecting the wildlife in their forests for countless generations.© Kalyan Varma/SurvivalA village belonging to the Soliga tribe in southern...
View ArticleIndigenous rights highlighted at central London protest
Protestors in London demanded respect for indigenous people’s rights. © SurvivalThe rights of Brazilian Indians were highlighted at a protest outside the Houses of Parliament in London yesterday. Over...
View Article'Jaguar people's' urgent appeal to oil company's shareholders
The Matsés have urged shareholders of Pacific Rubiales to disinvest from the company to protect Peru's uncontacted tribes.© SurvivalAn Amazonian tribe has sent an urgent appeal to shareholders of...
View ArticleBrazil: Protestors call on President to uphold indigenous rights
Davi Kopenawa, a spokesman for the Yanomami tribe, calls on Brazil's President to uphold indigenous rights.© Fiona Watson/SurvivalAs demonstrators continue to flood Brazil’s streets, Brazilian Indians...
View ArticleINDIA: 'Proud Not Primitive' campaign challenges prejudice against tribal...
The 'Proud Not Primitive' campaigns challenges the prevailing view in India that tribal peoples, like the Dongria Kondh, are 'backwards' and 'primitive'.© SurvivalA groundbreaking new campaign has been...
View ArticleBrazilian Indians block railway over health chaos
The Carajás railway threatens the health and livelihood of Earth's most threatened tribe. © Sarah Shenker/SurvivalIndians from seven tribes in Brazil have blocked a controversial railway, demanding...
View ArticleSacred object handed back to Hopi tribe after 'shameful' Paris auction
The katsina was handed over to Hopi chairman and religious leaders by lawyer Pierre Servan-Schreiber and Survival International's Jean Patrick Razon (no photography was allowed during the handover...
View ArticleTanks move in around Earth's most threatened tribe
Brazil's military has moved in to stop illegal logging around the land of Earth's most threatened tribe. © Exército BrasileiroSurvival International has received reports that Brazil’s military has...
View ArticleNot primitive: Short film showcases proud life of tribal peoples
A new 30-second short shows that tribal peoples like the Dongria Kondh are proud, not primitive. © SurvivalA new short film showing the richness of tribal peoples’ lives has been released as part of...
View ArticleVenezuelan Indians travel to capital amidst mining fears
Yanomami woman. Mining is bringing devastation to the land of the Yanomami, Ye’kuana and Sanema Indians. © VICTOR ENGLEBERT /SURVIVALA delegation of Ye’kuana and Sanema Indians traveled to Venezuela’s...
View ArticleIndian tribe blocks Pan-American Highway to protest land invasion
The Ayoreo are blocking the Pan-American Highway to protest the illegal invasion of their land© GAT/ SurvivalA key South American highway connecting Paraguay and Bolivia is being blocked by an Indian...
View ArticleBotswana bars Bushmen's lawyer as landmark case starts
Mr Bennett with Bushmen clients after their historic 2006 legal victory. Botswana's government is now preventing him from entering the country.© SurvivalIn an unprecedented move branded ‘vindictive and...
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