Uncontacted Indians face extinction
'They killed my mother, my brothers and my sisters, and my wife.' Karapiru Awá, survivor of a massacre
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46,500 worldwide plead for rights of 250 Jarawa tribal people
The Indian Home Minister, whilst visiting London this week, will receive a petition calling for the Indian government to respect the rights of the recently contacted Jarawa tribe.
Green smokescreen for eviction of forest people
'We refuse to give up hoping. This is still our home' Ogiek man, 2000
Damning report on EU
Survival has obtained a copy of a damning new report focussing on a controversial EU 'development' project in Paraguay. The independent study shows that the European Commission has seriously misled EU governments to get the project approved.
Indonesian army kills and rapes tribal people
"If you ask whether they agree to move from the area, of course they agree because they are being forced with a gun." Amungme leader
EU betrays Indigenous people
A controversial EU development project in Paraguay has been approved even though it violates the EU's own policy on Indigenous peoples.