Official report confirms presence of 'hiding tribe' at Paraguay ranch
The ranch is owned by controversial ranching company River Plate.
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Spread of ‘human safaris’ threatens Peru’s uncontacted Indians
An Observer-investigation suggests that tour-guides are trying to profit from sightings of the Mashco-Piro
Guard post to protect Peru’s uncontacted Mashco-Piro
Local residents and Indigenous organisations join forces to guard area where Indians have been photographed
Clampdown on sacred ritual as Vedanta mine appeal approaches
During the worship the Dongria will take an oath never to leave their sacred mountain
Survival uncovers shocking human rights abuses in Ethiopia
Bulldozers are flattening land near a UNESCO World Heritage Site and local communities are facing eviction
Survival urges UN to end Andamans scandal
India has ignored calls from the UN to close a road which threatens the Jarawa tribe.
Brazilian Indigenous organization wins prestigious Spanish award
CIR won the €50,000 Bartolomé de la Casas prize for its work in Indigenous people's rights
Land mine kills elderly Indian man in Colombia
Jiw Indian was the latest victim of Colombia's internal war between guerrilla groups, paramilitaries and the army