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Milan: Indigenous protesters link Italian leather industry to destruction of...

Indigenous people and their supporters protested in Milan to highlight the connection between Italy’s leather industry and its impact on uncontacted people in Paraguay. #

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Race against time: Kawahiva demarcation begins in Brazil’s Amazon

More than 25 years after the uncontacted Indigenous Kawahiva people’s existence was officially confirmed, the demarcation of the Kawahiva do Rio Pardo Indigenous Territory in central Brazil began this...

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Kenya: Indigenous people reject attempts to re-start troubled carbon credit...

Maasai and Rendille people say they are being coerced into signing away land rights. #

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Controversial carbon credits scheme in Kenya re-certified by Verra for the...

© Beckwith & FisherCarbon certifier Verra has re-certified for the second time a controversial carbon credits project in Kenya.#

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India: Indigenous activist arrested after protesting luxury hotel project

Dozens of police officers in India have arrested the prominent Indigenous rights activist Pranab Doley,#

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Brazil: 'Huge leap forward' as demarcation of uncontacted group’s land is...

Kawahiva Rio Pardo territory demarcated on the ground. All that remains is President Lula's signature.#

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Survival statement: Prince Harry finally leaves African Parks board

© SUSSEX.COMSurvival International has been calling on Prince Harry to step down from African Parks for years. He finally has.#

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UN urges India to suspend controversial Great Nicobar mega-project

© Anthropological Survey of IndiaA key UN body has urged the Indian government to suspend the controversial Great Nicobar project, in a major blow to the scheme’s reputation.#

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