Talks begin at last over fate of uncontacted tribe
The Paraguayan government has begun negotiations with the Ayoreo Indians over their longstanding land claim.
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Exclusive: Oil company pulls out of uncontacted tribes’ land under pressure from Survival
Canadian corporation pulls out of uncontacted land in the Peruvian Amazon with immediate effect, after Survival campaign
Organizations denounce Peru government’s failure to protect uncontacted tribes
In an open letter, three organizations have denounced the Peruvian government’s failure to protect uncontacted tribes.
World Wildlife Day: Survival launches boycott of notorious 'shoot on sight' National Park
Tour companies urged to boycott Indian national park where tribal people have been extrajudicially executed
BBC BANNED from India’s tiger reserves after 'shoot on sight' investigation
BBC South Asia correspondent banned from tiger reserves and threatened for reporting on shoot on sight policies.
Brazilian Indians parade and protest at Rio Carnival
Brazilian Indians paraded and protested at the Carnival to raise awareness of the threats they face
Survival launches annual tribal photography competition
Annual competition for tribal photography now accepting entries on the theme of tribal conservationists.
India: BBC report reveals shocking impact of shoot-on-sight conservation – and WWF involvement
BBC investigation reveals enormous toll of conservation on tribal communities around Indian national park