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Palm Oil

A Promise Goes Up in Smoke

Tuesday, March 27, 2007

Dozens of Kubu tribespeople are jailed after being found guilty of stealing palm oil, the victims of a palm oil plantation partnership deal.

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A CLASS 6 primary school student is imprisoned at the Muarabulian jail in Jambi. His body is thin, eyes sunken. In three more months Hendra was to have sat his final exams. But now he is completely broken. “I don’t want to take the exam,” he said. Earlier this month, a panel of judges at the Batanghari District Court sentenced him to three months in jail. Presiding judge Junita Betrix found Hendra guilty of stealing palm oil. Prior to being

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