A group of Virginia Indians arrive in Gravesend, England the resting place of Pocahontas tomorrow to start commemorations of the founding of Jamestown, the first permanent English-speaking settlement in the New World.
Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum in Glasgow reopened this morning with a new interactive display on tribal peoples, developed in association with Survival.
Malaysian logging company Interhill has dismantled a road blockade mounted in Sarawak by members of the Penan tribe to prevent the company cutting down their forest.
Xavante Indians blockaded a national highway in Mato Grosso state to draw attention to the devastating impact of soya cultivation on the Rio das Mortes river basin.
A man from the isolated Jarawa tribe has been beaten up by a poacher hunting illegally on the tribe's land.
Tomorrow, 5 July, marks two years since the Kalahari Bushmens legal case against the Botswana government began. In a groundswell of support, 135 Bushmen have asked to be added to the original list of 243 applicants.
In a historic vote which brought a standing ovation from those present, the UNs Human Rights Council in Geneva has this week approved the text of a declaration on Indigenous peoples rights.
A major new museum of Indigenous art has opened in Paris. The Musée du Quai Branly displays Indigenous art from Africa, Asia and Australia.