
Survival International France
Paris, France
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Founded in 1969, Survival International France is a non-governmental organisation based in Paris, France working on human rights, environment & climate.
Survival International France is the French branch of Survival International, the global movement for the rights of tribal and Indigenous peoples. It conducts field research and runs campaigns on land rights, forced removals, and threats from development, mining, logging and conservation projects affecting Indigenous and uncontacted peoples in countries including Brazil, Peru, India, Colombia, Paraguay and Indonesia. It is funded mainly by individual donations and legacies and says it accepts no government or corporate funding. The organisation also supports Indigenous voices through its Voix autochtones video project and advises on media coverage and responsible filmmaking. It is based in Paris and is recognised as a charity of public utility in France.
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Voix autochtones
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A video platform on which Indigenous people from many countries share messages directly with audiences worldwide.
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