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Guardians of the natural world
Tribal peoples are being illegally evicted from their ancestral lands in the name of “conservation”. Survival has launched a new campaign “Parks Need People” to fight these abuses. We know tribal peoples are better at looking after their environment than anyone else.Find out more »
Stop evictions from tiger reserves
Tribal people in India are being forced from their homes, their lives destroyed in the name of “tiger conservation”. This is illegal under national and international law. And it won’t save the tiger.
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Success! Peru’s government has responded to your emails and set up an emergency committee to protect highly vulnerable uncontacted Indians. More good news… Brazil has ordered guard posts to be built around the Awá’s territory to stop invaders entering the forest.
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Looking for a New Year challenge… why not run the London Marathon 2015 for Survival?
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A special event – “Bartolomé de las Casas”
Join award-winning actors Mark Rylance, Stephen Fry and friends for the first reading of a new play. This one-off London performance is in aid of Survival and tells the remarkable story of Bartolomé de las Casas, early human rights activist, “protector of Indians”, and thorn in the side of the Spanish conquistadors.
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Survival will not give up until we all have a world where tribal peoples are respected and their human rights protected.
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