For Indigenous!
Andre BarahaminCovering the most pressing and urgent issues on Indigenous Peoples in Southeast Asia
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Squatters in their own land – the Orang Asli of Malaysia
Izzy Sasada
Daud a/l Bah Belon sits cross-legged on the forest floor, weaving dried plant material together to make a traditional woven basket. The 43-year-old is a senior member of the Semai Orang Asli tribe of Ulu Jelai Forest Reser...
The Dirty Practices of a Zug-based Mining Group in Borneo (2)
Adrià Budry Carbó
The road from the coal mine to the port terminal also provides access to Tumbang Olong. During the 140 km journey, dust, coal and crashed vehicles are guaranteed.
The Invisible State
The Indonesian government’s s...
The Dirty Practices of a Zug-based Mining Group in Borneo (1)
Adrià Budry Carbó
The small Christian community comes together for Holy Week in the Dayak village of Tumbang Olong in central Borneo. (All photos by Muhammad Fadli / Panos for Public Eye)
Around fifty pairs of flip-flops and sandals p...
Sarawak Government’s Hydropower Plans Worry Indigenous Communities
Danielle Keeton-Olsen
As Sarawak’s top officials plan three new hydropower dams, seemingly eager to export more electricity, some Indigenous residents of the Malaysian Bornean state are urging officials to slow down development to pro...
Self-determination on Energy by Kulawi Indigenous in Moa Village
Sarjan Lahay
The rain had been pouring down on Moa Village, South Kulawi sub-district, Sigi District, of Central Sulawesi, Indonesia, since evening had only stopped that morning. Some villagers started getting ready to go to the fields...
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