Uruguay ratifies international law for Indigenous peoples’ rights
Uruguay is the twenty-third country to ratify key tribal rights law.
News from the Maasai
‘Kenyan government forcing us into extinction’: evictions of Sengwer tribe escalate
A Kenyan government campaign against one of the few hunter-gatherer tribes left in east Africa has escalated
Survival launches first-ever photography competition on 45th anniversary
Survival has launched its first-ever worldwide photography competition to mark its 45th anniversary.
Kenya: Sengwer tribe faces eviction in the name of conservation
The Sengwer face eviction from their ancestral forest in the name of ‘conservation’ after a government notice expired on Monday.
Waorani men arrested over killings of uncontacted Indians
Six men arrested eight months after alleged revenge attack in the Ecuadorian Amazon.
No more 'primitive' tribes: The Hindu pledges to end racist term
'The Hindu', one of the world's largest English language newspapers, pledged to no longer describe tribal peoples as 'primitive'.
Celebrations in Maasai land: Tanzanian PM scraps eviction plan
The Prime Minister said that the Maasai have taken 'good care of the area'
In pictures: Tribal festivals showcase human diversity
Survival has published a photographic gallery showing how many tribal peoples live their life through ritual and festivals.