Nickel Industry's Toll: The Plight of Women in Sulawesi
As nickel industrialization expands in Southeast Sulawesi, indigenous Bajo women face severe hardships. Declining fish catches, marine pollution, and threats to traditional birth rituals endanger their livelihoods and culture.
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