Baliara Coastal Women Suffer Due to Nickel Mining
Traditional Bajo ethnic fishing women in Baliara Village, Southeast Sulawesi, Indonesia, are facing severe hardship due to nickel mining operations polluting their coastal waters. Declining catches have plunged them into debt, jeopardizing their livelihoods and daily survival.
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