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National 9 years ago
Kendeng farmers’ ‘Struggle Tent’ set on fire following cement factory blockade
Dozens of people allegedly destroyed and burned the “Struggle Tent,” which was erected by Mount Kendeng farmers in protest of the construction of cement factories in the Pati and Rembang regencies on Friday evening following a blockade carried out by the anti-cement camp earlier in the day.
National 9 years ago
Anti-cement Rembang residents talk to governor Ganjar
About 20 representatives of the Rembang and Pati residents who have fought against the establishment of a cement factory in a karst area around Mt. Kendeng, Central Java, met with the province’s governor, Ganjar Pranowo, on Tuesday. In the meeting the residents questioned the governor’s decision to issue a new environmental permit.
Business 9 years ago
Jokowi’s vision jacks up August cement consumption
After a tough year, the cement industry has started to see the light. The vigorous development of infrastructure and property, part of President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo’s vision, started to have a positive impact on cement consumption in August.
National 9 years ago
Cemented female protestors continue fight against cement plants
Nine female protestors from Mount Kendeng cemented their feet in the aim of not only to protest against cement plant developments in their hometown but also to remind younger generations to respect nature. The women protested in front of the State Palace on Wednesday, following their first protest on Tuesday demanding to meet with the President.
National 9 years ago
Cemented female protestors continue fight against cement plants
Nine female protestors from Mount Kendeng cemented their feet in the aim of not only to protest against cement plant developments in their hometown but also to remind younger generations to respect nature. The women protested in front of the State Palace on Wednesday, following their first protest on Tuesday demanding to meet with the President.
