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Academia 2 years ago

Let’s invest in indigenous peoples and local communities

In Indonesia and around the world, indigenous peoples and local communities (IP and LC) are on the front lines of the fight to save our planet.

Academia 2 years ago

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ASEAN Summit and the future of sustainable development in Labuan Bajo

In the community’s view, the government’s decision to bring in private companies to the Komodo National Park is just another strategy to relocate them outside the park.

Academia 3 years ago

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A long and winding road to enforce law against Lukas Enembe

It is ironic when the government in Jakarta ask Papuans, including Lukas, to follow the law, but at the same time practices tyranny and injustice in the easternmost territory.

Academia 3 years ago

We have an opportunity post-COVID to rebuild sustainably

The international community has to work together to help communities better prepare to withstand and recover from disasters.

Academia 4 years ago

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COP26: Silver lining for indigenous peoples and local communities

Asia must be willing to demonstrate leadership in keeping the global heating target of 1.5 degrees within reach.

Academia 4 years ago

None of us is safe until all of us are safe

There is, of course, a parallel in the complacency that characterized some of the world’s COVID-19 responses and the global response to the climate emergency, as well as in the man-made systems at the heart of both crises.

Lifestyle 4 years ago

Taiwan transitions and tribal tongues: the language of reconciliation

On 1 August 2016, a few months after being sworn in as Taiwan’s first female president, Tsai Ing-wen accomplished another milestone: the first official apology to Taiwan’s indigenous peoples.

Environment 4 years ago

Thailand forest park gets World Heritage nod despite indigenous rights warning

A vast forest complex in Thailand has been added to UNESCO's World Heritage List, despite the UN's own experts warning of human rights violations against indigenous people in the area.

National 4 years ago

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Evidence mismatch halts fight to protect Sabuai sacred forest

Investigators with the Environment and Forestry Ministry’s law enforcement division named a commissioner of logging firm CV Sumber Berkat Makmur (SBM), identified as IQ, a suspect in an illegal logging case in March 2020.

Politics 5 years ago

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House pushed to pass indigenous peoples bill after controversial 2020 legislation

The recently passed Job Creation Law and Mining Law revision are deemed harmful for indigenous communities across Indonesia.

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