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Survival and tribal people denounce 'ludicrous' cannibal claims
The 'ludicrous and offensive' reporting of the story has dismayed tribal people around the world© Survival International Survival International has lodged a formal complaint with authorities in the UK...
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‘Seven dead’ after Indonesian troops storm Papuan independence rally
Violence comes exactly a year after a shocking video of Papuan men being brutally tortured by Indonesian soldiers© Survival At least seven people are feared dead after Indonesian police opened fire on...
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Celebrities back new book on tribal peoples
Stephen Corry's 'Tribal peoples for tomorrow's world' is now on sale.© Survival A groundbreaking new book which challenges many assumptions about tribal peoples – including how they are viewed and...
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Bolivia cancels controversial road plans
Fishing in the Isiboro Sécure national park© Survival Bolivia’s president Evo Morales has cancelled plans to build a controversial road through a national park more than two months after protests...
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Peru fires top indigenous rights official after she blocks gas project
Peru has sacked Raquel Yrigoyen Fajardo from the country's indigenous affairs organization, INDEPA© Survival Peru has fired its top indigenous affairs official after she reversed an ‘illegal’ decision...
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New book on uncontacted Indians published
The Javari Valley is home to many uncontacted tribes, including a large group of Korubo. A small group of Korubo including this woman was contacted in 1996.© Erling Soderstrom Scott Wallace’s new...
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Indian tribe secures unprecedented rights to tiger reserve
Soliga boys play in a forest clearing in the BR Hills reserve© Shrenik Sadalgi/Survival In a landmark victory, a tribe in India has for the first time had their right to use their ancestral land...
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Indians demand action after Paraguay's 'hiding tribe' spotted
Gabide Etacori, one of the Ayoreo-Totobiegosode leaders© Survival Leaders of Paraguay’s Ayoreo tribe are calling on the government to stop cattle farmers from destroying their forests after signs of...
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Ethiopia – government crackdown in Omo region intensifies
The Mursi are one of the tribes that will be affected by plantations and the Gibe III dam.© Magda Rakita/ Survival Survival has received disturbing reports of a crackdown on tribal people opposed to...
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Tanzania: Hadza tribe celebrates first land titles
The Hazda tribe's land titles being formally handed over at a special ceremony © Dorobo Fund for Tanzania / UCRT One of the very few hunter-gatherer tribes in east Africa has been celebrating the...
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It’s official – the key to conservation lies with indigenous peoples
India's Soliga tribe recently secured unprecedented rights to a tiger reserve © Kalyan Varma/Survival Indigenous peoples are key to preserving the world’s forests, and conservation reserves that...
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Shocking video confirms Indonesia’s brutal suppression of West Papuan rally...
The shocking footage shows Indonesian soldiers beating West Papuans © SBS TV/West Papua Media Alarming video of Indonesian forces shooting, beating and kicking civilians at a peaceful rally in West...
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Indigenous spokesman dismissed from Brazilian government
Kayapó Indians dance at a protest against the Belo Monte dam© Terence Turner Megaron Txucarramãe, an indigenous spokesman from the Brazilian Amazon, has been dismissed from his post in the...
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Masked gunmen attack Brazilian Indian leader in shock execution
Nísio Gomes, a Guarani shaman shot dead by gunmen, in a photo taken just two days ago.© Survival Survival has developing news from Brazil, where masked gunmen have today executed an Indian religious...
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Leader's last words: "Take care of this land"
Nísio Gomes's last words were to his son.© Survival The last words of Nísio Gomes, the Guarani leader assassinated yesterday in southern Brazil, were to his son Valmir: ‘Don’t leave this place. Take...
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New uncontacted pictures validate Brazil’s Yanomami territory 20 years on
New picture of an uncontacted Yanomami village in Brazil© Hutukara Survival has released new pictures of an uncontacted Yanomami village in Brazil, 20 years after one of its crucial campaigns created...
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Filipino tribe protest as billionaire agrees to joint mining venture
Palawan planting upland rice in the Philippines.© Dario Novellino Members of a Filipino tribe are protesting after the country’s second richest businessman agreed to enter a joint mining venture on...
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The world's original scientists' observations of climate change
The Innu of northeast Canada say climate change has affected wildlife© Dominick Tyler/Survival As the UN’s climate change conference begins in Durban, Survival calls for the ecological knowledge and...
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Crackdown fears peak in West Papua 50 years after first independence call
Pro-independence protesters march in t-shirts bearing the 'Morning Star' flag© West Papua Media/Survival Pro-independence Papuans are planning widespread rallies this Thursday to mark 50 years since...
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Brazilian gunmen brandish tribal hit list in wake of leader’s murder
Guarani leader Nísio Gomes was murdered by gunmen. © Survival© Survival Gunmen in Brazil are brazenly intimidating indigenous communities with a hit list of prominent leaders, following the high...
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