Press release: Stop Food Estate Plans in Papua
Ten civil society organizations (CSOs) members of Civil Society Coalition Against Food Estate in Papua strongly reject President Jokowi’s plan to develop a food estate with an area of 2,052,551 ha. This
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At present, most of the forest and land areas, where indigenous Papuans live, have been granted commercial business investment permits on the use of natural resources on a large scale, such as: mining, plantation and logging, and infrastructure development.
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At present, most of the forest and land areas, where indigenous Papuans live, have been granted commercial business investment permits on the use of natural resources on a large scale, such as: mining, plantation and logging, and infrastructure development.
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At present, most of the forest and land areas, where indigenous Papuans live, have been granted commercial business investment permits on the use of natural resources on a large scale, such as: mining, plantation and logging, and infrastructure development.
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