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Dayak

Editorial 1 year ago

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How Dayak wisdom protects endemic flora and fauna

The Dayak people and their traditional wisdom, which promotes harmony between humans and nature, can inform modern conservation methods and efforts toward sustainability for future generations.

Academia 4 years ago

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Protecting forests and peatlands of Central Kalimantan

The health of Borneo’s forests and its various ecosystems are prerequisites to creating a productive environment for agriculture and plantations.

Academia 4 years ago

Macramé: The cords that bind

Macramé was invented by the Babylonians over 3,000 years ago and introduced to Europe through Al Andalus Spain by the Muslim Moors.

National 5 years ago

Samarinda Police decline to try alleged rapist under customary law

The suspect in the case, identified by the initials ORS, was arrested on July 26 for allegedly raping his daughter three times while his wife was out of town.

National 5 years ago

Rights activists oppose calls for man charged with raping daughter to be tried only under customary law

Women rights activists have called for authorities in East Kalimantan not to bow to pressure from local groups seeking to use Dayak customary law to settle the case of a man alleged to have raped his 18-year-old daughter.

News 5 years ago

Virtual Mini Dayak Festival showcases performing arts

To adhere to COVID-19 restrictions, the artistic community in Palangkaraya has decided to host the annual Dayak festival online.

Opinion 5 years ago

COVID-19 is another proof of ecological devastation

We realize now that those infectious diseases are not only spreading faster, but they appear to be emerging more quickly than ever before.

National 6 years ago

Some Indonesians try to ward off COVID-19 with talismans, rituals

Villagers in Wajak Kidul hamlet, which is located some 10 kilometers from Tulungagung regency, East Java, have placed homemade masks around their homes as they believe the objects can protect them from the COVID-19 pandemic.

Environment 6 years ago