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Progress Can Kill – Peru’s new government warned
Survival's 'Progress Can Kill' highlights the dangers of forcing 'development' on tribal peoples. © Survival Peru’s new government will take office today having received a stark warning of the...
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Malaysia’s King at eco awards as Sarawak’s forests destroyed
Deforestation caused by loggers in a Penan region in Borneo, Malaysia.© Andy and Nick Rain/Survival The King of Malaysia and HRH the Prince of Wales attended a reception in London yesterday on behalf...
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Griff Rhys Jones models for Survival
Griff Rhys Jones modelling Jimmy Pike T-shirt for Survival© Survival Comedian, actor, presenter and author Griff Rhys Jones models Survival’s new T-shirt by internationally acclaimed Aboriginal artist...
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100 years on - the unsolved mystery of the rubber boom slaves
Omarino and Ricudo, two Witoto slaves brought to the UK in 1911© Cambridge University MAA An Amazon Indian woman has launched a public appeal to uncover the fate of two Indian slaves brought to...
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BBC & Travel Channel show ‘staged, false, fabricated and distorted’
Matsigenka girls, Peru© G Shepard/ Survival A TV series about an Amazonian tribe has been slammed as ‘staged, false, fabricated and distorted’ by experts on the tribe. ‘Mark & Olly: Living with...
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Tour companies join tourist boycott of human safaris
Tourist films Jarawa on the Andaman Trunk Road© Survival In a major step forward, two leading tour companies in India’s Andaman Islands have come out in support of the call for tourists to boycott the...
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Nine tribal facts for August 9
Korowai man and child, Papua. Tribal people in New Guinea were some of the world's earliest farmers.© Survival August 9th is the UN Day of indigenous people. To celebrate, here are 9 little-known...
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Guard post for uncontacted Indians over-run by “drug traffickers”
José Carlos Meirelles and Brazilian police at FUNAI 's remote outpost on the Envira river, invaded by drug traffickers.© Maria Emília Coelho The Brazilian guard post protecting the uncontacted Indians...
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World marks UN indigenous day
Chakma family from the Chittagong Hill Tracts in Bangladesh. Members of the Jumma tribe are protesting in Brussels and Paris. © Mark McEvoy/Survival Survival, countless indigenous organizations and...
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Persecution of Paraguay Indians exposed to UN
Members of the Paraguayan Ayoreo-Totobiegosode group on the day they were contacted for the first time, in 2004.© GAT UN officials have been warned of the imminent threat against the lives of...
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Brazil bolsters security as ‘crisis situation’ threatens uncontacted Indians
The FUNAI base which was over-run by suspected drug traffickers.© Maria Emília Coelho/ Survival The Brazilian government says it will dispatch National Security Force agents to help protect a tribe of...
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Land at last for Paraguay Indians
An Enxet child in Paraguay© Jonathan Mazower/Survival Almost 9,000 hectares of ancestral land has been returned to Enxet Indians in Paraguay, more than a decade after their campaign to reclaim it...
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‘Staged’ tribal TV series spurs Ethical Code for filmmakers
Filmmakers have a responsibility to portray tribal people fairly.© Survival Following the recent furore over the BBC and Travel Channel’s ‘staged’ tribal TV series, Survival International has released...
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Innu protest at mineral exploration project in vital hunting grounds
The area targeted by Cap-Ex Ventures is a vital hunting ground for the Innu© Dominick Tyler/Survival One of the largest Innu communities in Quebec, eastern Canada, is embroiled in a row with an...
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Amazon pipeline gets go-ahead amid reports of ‘cover-up’
Oil industry barges are a constant sight on the rivers of northern Peru© Survival A 200km oil pipeline in the Amazon has been given the go-ahead, amidst controversy over a ‘cover-up’ of evidence that...
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International condemnation of controversial Ethiopian dam grows
The Mursi are one of the tribes living along the Omo Valley.© Eric Lafforgue/Survival Kenyan MPs and the UN’s World Heritage Committee have called on Ethiopia to halt construction of the controversial...
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Gunmen destroy indigenous camp, Brazil
Guarani man. Gunmen have invaded a Guarani camp in Brazil.© Joaó Ripper/Survival Gunmen have invaded an indigenous Guarani camp in Brazil. The invaders are reported to have destroyed the Guarani’s...
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UN more worried about its logo than human rights abuse
A Totobiegosode woman after she was forced out of the forest, Paraguayan Chaco.© Ruedi Suter/Survival STOP PRESS August 31st, 2011 Yaguarete has now reinstated the UN Global Compact logo on its...
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Living the longest – indigenous Brazilian celebrates 121st birthday
Maria Lucimar Pereira of the Kaxinawá tribe is thought to be the oldest person in the world© INSS/Survival Survival has located a Brazilian Indian, believed to be the oldest living person in the...
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Anti-extinction campaign launched to protect 35 Colombian tribes
Young Nukak girl and her sister© David Hill/Survival The UN has launched a campaign to protect 35 indigenous tribes from extinction in Colombia. Survival works closely with one of tribes, the Nukak,...
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