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Silencing Environmental Activists

Monday, August 31, 2020

The safety of environmental defenders and indigenous communities are increasingly under threat. It is not enough to show concern merely by wearing traditional costumes.

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FOR some law enforcement officers, human rights and environmental activists are perhaps a thorn in the side of economic development. Therefore, they might think that these thorns need to be removed as far away as possible. Law enforcers can always find excuses to carry this out.

The home of Zenzi Suhadi, head of the advocacy department of the Indonesian Forum for the Environment (Walhi) was raided by police claiming to be investigating a drugs c

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