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Mama-Mama, Marginalized in Their Own Land: The Story of Papuan Women
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Since 1971, Papuan women have been selling vegetables, fruit, fish and spices. They set up business by clearing space in the center of town beside the Anafre River in Jayapura. Later in the years, migrants also came and began trading there. The are became a market. But the local government's effort to clean up the town center resulted the eviction of the market traders. They have returned again, just to be evicted over and over again.
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| Produced by | Budi Hernawan, Gillian Caldwell, Sam Gregory & Rosa Moiwend |
| Contact | write the producer |
| Produced | Nov 01, 2011 |
| Distributor | SKP & Witness |
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numbaymedia. (2011, November 01). Mama-Mama, Marginalized in Their Own Land: The Story of Papuan Women. Retrieved May 29, 2012, from EngageMedia Web site: http://www.engagemedia.org/Members/numbaymedia/videos/mama_en.mp4.
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