
環境,社会,先住民,開発,女性
Indonesian Women Environmental Activists: Traditional Knowledge as a Weapon Against Exploitation
Indonesian women environmental activists are standing up against environmental destruction by mining companies, using traditional knowledge and rituals as their weapons. The new book, 'Senjata kami adalah upacara adat (Our weapon is traditional ritual),' co-edited by Siti Maimunah and Noer Fauzi Rachman, highlights these women's powerful resistance, rooted in the indigenous philosophy that nature's body and human body are inextricably connected.
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