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This is the story of Melikin. The story of many indigenous peoples in Sarawak. ...
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February 22, 2013
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December 07, 2012
A Public Service Advertisement on education for the INDIEpendensya Film Festival 2012. ...
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July 18, 2012
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Papuan Voices Australia Tour
Papuan Voices is a video-advocacy initiative assisting West Papuan communities to tell their stories. It challenges common misconceptions about this troubled territory and builds local storytellers in a region where foreign journalists are banned. Read more… -
The Human Rights Arts & Film Festival Launches 2013 Program
The 6th Human Rights Arts & Film Festival (HRAFF) has announced the full program of films, art and forums on offer at the 2013 festival. The Festival opens in Melbourne on 9 May and then tours nationally to Sydney, Canberra, Perth, Brisbane and Alice Springs. Read more… -
Oil palm company grabs Higaonon indigenous people’s lands in the Philippines
The Philippine A. Brown Company, Inc. is engaged in the business of oil palm plantation development and milling. In 2010, the company started planting oil palm on 520 hectares of public land claimed by the Higaonon indigenous people. Read more… -
Forests & Communities: Killings worldwide – the toll of land grabbing
Land grabbing is characterized by the acquisition of vast areas of land in countries of Africa, Latin America and Asia for a variety of different uses, including large-scale monoculture plantations, mining, tourism, hydroelectric power plants and food production for export, among others, by companies, investment funds and financial markets in general (see WRM Bulletin Nº 177). This has wide implications on communitie Read more… -
Malaysia: Baram Dam would flood indigenous communities to benefit mining in Borneo
The current government of Sarawak, a Malaysian state on the island of Borneo, is planning to build 12 hydroelectric dams which would displace tens of thousands of people and flood large tracts of tropical rainforest. Billed as clean energy, hydroelectric dams in tropical countries have devastating impacts on our climate because of the greenhouse gases released from the mass of rotting vegetation that comes with flood Read more…
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The Human Rights Arts & Film Festival 2013
The 6th Human Rights Arts & Film Festival (HRAFF) has announced the full program of films, art and forums on offer at the 2013 festival. The Festival opens in Melbourne on 9 May and then tours nationally to Sydney, Canberra, Perth, Brisbane and Alice Springs.
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Creating & Campaigning for Change in Indonesia
Engage Media and Change.org are hosting a lunch of conversation and ideas at Kedai Tjikini about creating and campaigning for change in Indonesia.vCal
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Papuan Voices on Human Rights Day - SCREENING - MUSIC - CHAT - DANCE
EngageMedia with the Justice, Peace and Integrity of Creation (JPIC MSC) and Secretariat for Justice and Peace (SKP KC) present PAPUAN VOICES - untold stories of the conflict from Papuan's themselves. Aside from Jakarta, screening will also be organised in Jayapura, Merauke, and Semarang to date.vCal
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The Profile of Human Rights Situation in West Papua 2011
Indonesian Solidarity is organizing a public forum on Friday 2nd December 2011, talking about a grassroots movement in West Papua calling for a dialogue between Jakarta and Papua to address social and political issues in the territory.vCal
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The Human Faces behind the “People Smugglers”
Indonesian Solidarity Forum's public talk on PERSECUTING THE POOR in Sydney, NSW, Australia.vCal
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