October 8, 2026 2:12 PM | kaoem@kaoemtelapak.org
Paper of Position: Three Reasons to Remove the Forestry Law
Over two decades have passed since the implementation of the Forestry Law Number 41 Year 1999 and the government have attempted to propose for multiple revisions to the Forestry Law, including the 2024-2029 National Legislative Program (Prolegnas) Priority.
According to the Coalition of Civilians Advocating for Forestry Law (Koalisi Masyarakat Sipil Advokasi UU Kehutanan), the Forestry Law requires a much deeper evaluation after such a lengthy implementation. This Paper of Position is pushing the government to create a new Forestry Law that implements the values of ‘meaningful participation’ involving all the stakeholders, particularly the Indigenous Peoples and grassroot citizens.
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