New report accuses UNESCO of complicity in the eviction and abuse of Indigenous people
Survival has launched a new report to mark World Heritage Day highlighting UNESCO's complicity in the abuse of Indigenous people.
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25 years on: Uncontacted tribe left to the mercy of armed loggers and violent gangs
The uncontacted Kawahiva people's existence was confirmed 25 years ago, but their land remains unprotected.
Experts say India risks genocide of uncontacted island tribe with mega-port plan
Genocide scholars have warned that India's plans to turn an uncontacted tribe’s island into a mega-port will wipe them out.
"Raped and beaten": Prince Harry charity linked to horrific abuses in Africa - new investigation
A charity linked to Prince Harry has been funding rangers responsible for abuses against Indigenous people in the Congo.
Brazil: Crisis in Yanomami territory, one year after operation to remove goldminers
A health crisis is ravaging the Yanomami people in Brazil’s northern Amazon, one year on from emergency operation.
Leading leather manufacturer announces Paraguay boycott of leather suppliers over fears for uncontacted Indigenous people in Paraguay
Pasubio announces it won't buy leather from suppliers whose activities threaten forests inhabited by uncontacted Ayoreo people in Paraguay.
Brazil Congress overrides Lula’s veto of PL2903: Survival’s reaction
Brazil’s Congress has pushed through a new law containing a series of extreme anti-Indigenous measures.
Breaking: European Parliament calls out Maasai evictions from iconic Serengeti landscape
The EU Parliament has condemned evictions of Indigenous Maasai communities under the guise of conservation.