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Agribusiness large-scale land acquisitions and human rights in Southeast Asia

An Orang Asli man holding up a signage which says “Acknowledge the Orang Asli’s traditional territories” during the first ever pan-state protest in Seremban. The protest was staged outside the State Secretariat building after the Chief Minister made a statement saying that the Orang Asli there are nomadic and squatting on state land (16 November 2011). Photo: Sze Ning

Forest Peoples Programme | 4 August 2013

Agribusiness large-scale land acquisitions and human rights in Southeast Asia - Updates from Indonesia, Thailand, Philippines, Malaysia, Cambodia, Timor-Leste and Burma

Marcus Colchester, Sophie Chao, Jonas Dalliner, Su Mei Toh, Chan Kiev, Indriaswati Saptaningrum, Mark Anthony Ramirez and Juan Pulhin

Ed: Sophie Chao, Forest Peoples Programme

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