Dayak Kualan Indigenous Leader Seeks Justice Amid Corporate Conflict
An indigenous leader of the Dayak Kualan community in Ketapang, West Kalimantan, claims his customary sanctions against a company for land dispossession have led to his criminalization as a suspect in extortion. Civil society groups view this as a strategy to suppress indigenous rights.
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