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National 7 years ago
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N. Sumatra residents demand Supreme Court review verdict on contested state land
Hundreds of residents of Helveta in Deli Serdang regency, North Sumatra, have demanded that the Supreme Court review its recent verdict to hand over 106 hectares of land previously granted as a concession to state-owned plantation company PT Perkebunan Nusantara II (PTPN II) to a private firm and a mass organization.
National 7 years ago
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Police suspect land dispute behind string of forest fires in Riau
A string of several fires has broken out in the Tesso Nilo National Park, Riau. Local authorities suspect arson, saying they might have been deliberately lit as acts of destruction in a land dispute between multiple parties.
National 7 years ago
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Indigenous people report intimidation amid land dispute near Lake Toba
After being barred from putting up protest banners during President Joko "Jokowi" Widodo’s visit to Lake Toba two weeks ago, a group of Sigapiton villagers is now reportedly being prevented from departing for Jakarta to meet with state officials.
National 7 years ago
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After land dispute, arrested members of Jambi group reportedly intimidated
The members of the Batanghari Independent Union (SMB) who fled the area to escape police arrest said other members, who were not even involved in a recent clash with the company, have been searched by the police.
City 7 years ago
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Law and Human rights minister, Tangerang mayor agree to bury the hatchet
Law and Human Rights Ministry representatives visited the Tangerang Police station to withdraw its report against the Tangerang administration after the latter did the same on Thursday following a mediation meeting set up by the Home Ministry.
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