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racist-of-the-year
September 27th, 2016
Racist of the Year
by:Ama Lorenz
There are award nominations that may bring glamour - sometimes nice. And there are nominations that bring awareness - always necessary. The Survival [...]
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brazil-Asurini
May 09th, 2015
"We the people"
topics:Humans, Arts
by:Ama Lorenz
Survival’s “We, the People” 2015 calendar, provides insights into the incredible diversity and unique ways of life of tribal and indigenous peoples around the world. Many thousand [...]
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ind-jar-sg-2008-80_gallery_large
December 30th, 2013
2013: A Year of Successes in the Indigenous World
topics:Humans
type:Allgemein
org:Survival International
From the suspension of mining concessions in Colombia to the Dongria Kondh’s unanimous rejection of a bauxite mine in India and Vanity Fair’s coverage [...]
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Guarani
November 28th, 2013
Guarani Suffer One of the Highest Murder Rates in the World
topics:Humans
type:Allgemein
org:Survival International
According to Brazilian NGO CIMI, the majority of Indians killed in Brazil are Guarani. In 2012, the rate of assassinations of Guarani was 4 times [...]
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uncontacted tribes
November 21st, 2013
Inter-American Commission warns Peru over uncontacted tribes
topics:Humans
type:Allgemein
org:Survival International
Plans by the Peruvian government to expand the controversial Camisea gas project, which lies within the Nahua-Nanti Reserve for uncontacted tribes in [...]
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Thatched_roof_houses_in_Guyana-
November 17th, 2013
Report exposes threat to dam ‘Lost World’
topics:Nature
type:Allgemein
org:Survival International
The report ‘Dug out, dried out or flooded out?’, written by anthropologist Dr Audrey Butt Colson and published by Survival International, reveals that Guyana’s [...]
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braz-awa-tm-2011-4738_article_column
November 08th, 2013
Loggers face removal from land of Earth’s most threatened tribe
topics:Humans
type:Allgemein
org:Survival International
Survival has received reports that FUNAI, the Brazilian government’s Indian affairs department, is advising settlers who have illegally cleared [...]
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chiri-4_article_column Kopie
October 31st, 2013
Another casualty of 'progress': Ayoreo TB epidemic claims latest victim
topics:Humans
type:Allgemein
org:Survival International
The Ayoreo are the indigenous inhabitants of northern Paraguay and Bolivia. Most have been forcibly contacted and settled, but some remain in the [...]
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bots-bush-sc-04-b7-009_article_column
October 19th, 2013
Travel companies join Botswana boycott despite government whitewash
topics:Humans
type:Allgemein
org:Survival International
International tour operator Travelpickr joined Survival’s boycott and said, ‘We have canceled our pending [tour] requests for Botswana and [...]
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bots-bush-court2006_article_column
October 12th, 2013
International condemnation of Botswana over Bushmen
topics:Humans
type:Allgemein
org:Survival International
Most Kalahari Bushmen are currently required to apply for restrictive one-month permits to enter the Central Kalahari Game Reserve (CKGR), and face being arrested for [...]
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gaspem_article_column
September 16th, 2013
Fire devastates roadside camp where Brazilian Indians face ‘mass murder’
topics:Humans
type:Allgemein
org:Survival International
Ranchers reportedly paid Gaspem 30,000 reais (US$ 12,700) each time it violently evicted Guarani Indians from their ancestral lands, which are now [...]
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yanomami-11_article_column
August 26th, 2013
Venezuelan indigenous organizations express ‘deep pain’ 20 years after massacre
topics:Humans
type:Allgemein
org:Survival International
The declaration expresses the Indians’ ‘deep pain’ resulting from the death of their Yanomami relatives in 1993 at the hands of Brazilian [...]
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ecuwaojw02_article_column
August 19th, 2013
Ecuador scraps plan to save uncontacted tribes’ land
topics:Humans
type:Allgemein
org:Survival International
The Yasuní Ishpingo Tambococha Tiputini (ITT) initiative was set up in 2007, and proposed to stop oil drilling in yasuni national park on the [...]
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tan-had-je-01_article_column
August 11th, 2013
Survival celebrates tribes’ ingenious skills on UN Indigenous Day
topics:Humans
type:Allgemein
org:Survival International
From the hunting peoples of Canada to the hunter-gatherers of Africa, tribal peoples have found ingenious ways of surviving in varied and often [...]
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par-ayo-blockade1_screen
July 28th, 2013
Indian tribe blocks Pan-American Highway to protest land invasion
topics:Humans, Nature
type:Allgemein
org:Survival International
Ayoreo Indians today blocked the Trans-Chaco Highway, which forms part of the Pan-American Highway, and have vowed to maintain their protest until [...]
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braz-yano-ve-004_article_column
July 20th, 2013
Venezuelan Indians travel to capital amidst mining fears
topics:Humans, Economy
type:Allgemein
org:Survival International
The Ye’kuana organization Kuyjani stated, ‘Land is fundamental for the Ye’kuana and Sanema people; it’s on our land that our culture is born, [...]
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braz-yano-fw-2010-192-final_article_column
July 13th, 2013
Survival condemns Steven Pinker’s ‘Brutal Savage’ myth
topics:Humans
type:Allgemein
org:Survival International
In articles published this week in US journal Truthout, and the UK-based OpenDemocracy, Survival International’s Director Stephen Corry accuses [...]
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ind-don-2010-ld2-179_screen
July 07th, 2013
INDIA: ‘Proud Not Primitive’ campaign challenges prejudice against tribal peoples
topics:Humans
type:Allgemein
org:Survival International
The ‘Proud Not Primitive’ campaign shows that tribal peoples are not stuck in the past, but have every reason to be proud of the self-sufficient [...]
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June 24th, 2013
Amazonian ‘Jaguar People’ make urgent appeal to oil company’s shareholders
topics:Humans
type:Allgemein
org:Survival International
In an urgent video message Salomon Dunu, a member of the Matsés tribe, said, ‘Our uncontacted brothers live in the forest, we have heard them many [...]
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camisea-landscape_screen
April 20th, 2013
Worldwide protests to stop Amazon gas project expansion
topics:Nature
type:Allgemein
org:Survival International
Protesters will carry placards and gas masks symbolizing the lethal effects of the Camisea project on uncontacted tribes in the area, and will hand a [...]
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