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A total of USD 18.25 billion from 10 banks in Indonesia flowed to 15 companies suspected of damaging the environment from 2016 – 2015. Bank Rakyat Indonesia is the largest creditor......
The European Union agreed to pass a new anti-deforestation law on Tuesday, 6 December 2022. Through a three-party dialogue, the EU Parliament, Council and Committees have one voice to ban products originating from deforestation activities from entering their markets......
Kaoem Telapak and partners received a visit from Norad, a Norwegian development cooperation agency, in Tambrauw Regency, West Papua, on 1 – 3 November 2022. "The aim of Norad came to Kaoem Telapak and partners, to see what has been doing, what the challenges are," said Indriani Widyawati, Livelihood Staff of Kaoem Telapak......
Volker Türk, Commissioner of the UN Human Rights Commission, circulated an open letter addressed to all participants of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change or COP27 for short. Türk called on world leaders to put Human Rights (HAM) as a cornerstone in preventing climate change......
One of the recommendations outlined in this workshop is the need for a mechanism for evaluating the impact of the Regional Regulation on the Recognition and Protection of Indigenous Peoples so that its implementation is beneficial and well-targeted for indigenous peoples, in terms of economic, social and environmental impacts......
The Indigenous Peoples of the archipelago gathered in the Tabi Ancestral Domain, Jayapura Regency, on 24 – 30 October 2022. Kaoem Telapak attended the event as an observer......
Kaoem Telapak will hold a Media Briefing on Tuesday, 18 October 2022, in Jakarta. The Media Briefing discusses the progress of due diligence regulations in the European Union Parliament. .....
Food Estate (FE) is a project initiated by the state that still leaves problems. Therefore, Kaoem Telapak held a Focus Group Discussion (FGD) on Thursday and Friday, 29 – 30 September 2022. The FGD invited academics, civil society groups, and journalists to delve deeper into the government project......