UN warned about oil pipeline in Peru
Oil operations could decimate uncontacted tribes
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Survival publishes ‘Top 5 Hall of Shame’ for Columbus Day
Ranching, logging, oil, and tourism companies pose major threats to tribal peoples.
Aboriginal anger at gas project plans
Plans by the Premier of Western Australia to force through a massive gas project have aroused Aboriginal anger.
Mapuche hunger strike ends
Many Mapuche prisoners end 82-day hunger strike
US Congress’ historic hearing on Papuan human rights abuses
'Indonesia has committed crimes against humanity', congressman tells hearing
Church demands end to armed attacks on Guarani
Guarani Indians who have returned to their ancestral land are being attacked by ranchers and their gunmen
Pro-Indian bishop wins ‘alternative Nobel prize’
Leading pro-Indian activist in Brazil wins the Right Livelihood Award.
Shell in row over Brazilian Indian land grab
Shell biofuel partner is growing sugar cane on Guarani tribe's land.