Indonesian tribe at risk of losing homeland after court ruling: NGOs

An Indigenous tribe in Indonesia is at risk of losing vast swathes of ancestral forest after a court threw out its lawsuit against a palm oil firm, rights groups say. The Awyu tribe, whose roughly 20,000 members rely on

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Indonesian tribe at risk of losing homeland after court ruling: NGOs

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