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National 6 years ago
Concerns of transparency, inclusivity raised as One Map nears completion
Indonesia’s highly-anticipated One Map Policy is inching toward completion, but observers are wary of the project’s lack of transparency and inclusiveness and whether the rights of indigenous communities are honored.
National 6 years ago
Police arrest customary leader in Central Kalimantan over land dispute
The Central Kalimantan Police reportedly arrested the customary leader of the Laman Kinipan community, Effendi Buhing, on Wednesday in relation to a years-long land dispute between the indigenous group and palm oil company PT Sawit Mandiri Lestari.
National 6 years ago
Farmers walk from N. Sumatra to Jakarta to demand Jokowi settle land dispute
Hundreds of farmers have walked thousands of kilometers from their homes in Deli Serdang regency, North Sumatra, to the capital city to demand that President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo settle a land dispute that evicted them from their farmland.
National 6 years ago
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Surakarta administration battles to keep beloved cultural site public
The administration of Surakarta in Central Java has vowed to keep the Sriwedari Park complex, one of the city’s most beloved historical sites, open to the public amid a messy legal battle over land rights.
National 6 years ago
Long hard climb: Students clamber over a wall to reach their school in Kupang
School teachers were worried that students’ safety would be put under harm because they needed to climb the wall. It also made students to arrive late in school, as the access road is the shortest way to reach the school.
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