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Dispossessed in Paradise: The Troubled Tale of the Ata Modo
Indonesian government plans to convert the Komodo Island into an exclusive tourism heaven, displacing the Ata Modo - the Indigenous community who has…
Feb 17, 2024
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Andre Barahamin
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Indigenous Community Fighting a Mine in Palawan Wins a Milestone Legal Verdict
The issuance of the writ is an initial step in a legal process activists say they hope will result in the permanent suspension of the nickel mine, which…
Oct 13, 2023
Why I Against the "Fortress Conservation" Model
Fortress conservation is a model of conservation that seeks to protect natural areas by strictly limiting human access and activities…
Dec 16, 2022
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Andre Barahamin
The Illusion of Conservation and the Land Grab Threat of the Indigenous Territories
When Indigenous Peoples in Indonesia and in other parts of the world are still struggling to get recognition and protection of their rights…
Dec 9, 2022
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Andre Barahamin
Indigenous Cambodians Choose between Credit and Communal Land
Collective land titles offer protection to Indigenous villages, but restrictions lead some to embrace individual property
Nov 30, 2021
As Thai Forest aims for UNESCO Status, Karen Community Pushed to the Margins
Environmental conservation and Indigenous rights are often natural bedfellows – but what happens when the two are at odds?
Jan 29, 2021
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