New Logging Licences For Cronies Whilst Natives Get Kicked Off …
WEBJul 29, 2024 · Millions of hectares have been handed over for logging and plantations in Sarawak to companies owned by the ‘Big Six’ timber tycoons and linked to their political cronies in the GPS government. Yet, when it comes to making a show about restoring Sarawak’s devastated forests in order that the same billionaire companies and their political ...
Final Appeal Court Slams Sarawak’s Land Grab Tactics And Hints …
WEBMay 22, 2023 · After years, even decades, hundreds of Sarawak Land Grab cases are still wending their way through the courts, long after the native lands in question have been plundered and destroyed. The glaring issue in these David and Goliath battles is that the concessions themselves were almost without exception the product of corrupt cronyism and nepotism under the rule of the former chief minister and ...
Malaysia’s Rainforest Threat Is Focused On Sarawak
WEBJun 2, 2024 · According to the latest report by the Malaysian environmental group RimbaWatch, the vast majority of remaining rainforest under grave threat from timber concessions is based in Sarawak – where the ruling party are pushing harder than ever for autonomy to pursue their cash ambitions.. The report released last week identifies that of 3.2 million hectares of forest threatened with obliteration ...
Why Are Sarawakians’ Rights To Local Democracy Being Hijacked?
WEBMay 11, 2024 · Once again this week, the online Radio Free Sarawak has had reason to cover abuses of what ought to be the democratic appointment of village headmen in rural Sarawak.. The pattern has become increasingly familiar in recent months, if complaints to the show are anything to go by, in that a growing number of elected headmen have found themselves arbitrarily replaced, for example by the decision ...
How Come Sarawak’s JPN Continues To Block Indigenous ID Rights?
WEBJul 8, 2024 · One of the recurring issues of discrimination against Sarawak’s native people’s to be raised at the Dayak Forum in Miri last weekend was the obstinate withholding by the state authorities of the rights of recognition owed to native people of the interior.. Many of these communities have lived in the state since time immemorial (longer than many represented in the state government) and yet ...
Fifty Years Of Native Abuse In Sarawak Must End
WEB5 Feb 2023. BM. 翻译. Once again conflict has arisen in the Baram region of Sarawak, owing to aggressive logging unwanted by the native community. The events form part of a familiar pattern involving the railroading of native rights, exploitation and intimidation by those in positions of power. At the start of last week, the Penan community ...
Time For Transparency In Sarawak – SarawakReport
WEBJul 27, 2024 · The Sarawak premier practices government by news announcement. Yet, self-serving announcements without proper transparency, access to the full facts or public scrutiny represent the stuff of totalitarian rule. Time and again the reality on the ground has proven to be the opposite of those newspaper claims. If the state wants clean investment and to join the clean energy race then it needs to ...
Anything But Reform? – SarawakReport
WEBAug 12, 2021 · Anything But Reform? The madness continues, but there is method behind it without a doubt. The election in Sarawak has been postponed using emergency powers to sideline the Constitution yet again. Yet again, this has been on the grounds of Covid. Meanwhile, it is known that the Limpet of Putrajaya has been floating a …
Power Of Engaging – SarawakReport
WEBMay 10, 2024 · Power Of Engaging – SarawakReport. Power Of Engaging. 10 May 2024. BM. 翻译. The NGO Engage joined forces with press and freedom groups on Thursday to re-launch a fund to protect journalists and civil society campaigners from abusive and oppressive law suits designed to stifle public debate in Malaysia. Thomas Fann, the chairperson of ...
GPS’s ‘Dayak’ Representation Looks Set To Be A Liability For PH
WEBDec 9, 2022 · GPS exists to keep the status quo in Sarawak, as established by the Ya’kub/Taib family dictatorship from the 1970s till this day. For this reason the current chief minister, Abang Jo, initially and instinctively rejected an alliance with the reforming, anti-corruption PH coalition which received most votes in the election (and which he had also readily abandoned following the earlier ...
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