Andiko, Executive Director, Association for Community and Ecology-Based Law Reform.
Indonesia Needs Special Courts to Address Land and Forest Conflicts

For 14 years the Association for Community and Ecology Based Law Reform (HuMa) has promoted community rights to manage the natural resources that they depend on for their way of life. In the last five years they have trained over 1,000 people and 200 of these have become Citizens Legal Facilitators (PHR). They are based around Indonesia, helping local communities resolve conflicts involving land tenure and natural resources. Tempo English contrib

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