Why Can’t Orang Asli Sell Forest Produce?
Daniel Teoh , Founder of Native
17-Aug-22 17:00
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During a tabling of the amendment bill for the National Forestry Act 1984, Datuk Ali Biju, Deputy Minister of Energy and Natural Resources, said that while Orang Asli communities are allowed to harvest products from the forest reserves, it must only be for domestic use and not commercial purposes. We look at what happens when Orang Asli communities can’t sell produce from the forest.
Image Source : Shahjehan, Shutterstock
Produced by: Kelly Anissa
Presented by: Sharmilla Ganesan, Lee Chwi Lynn
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Categories: environment
Tags: orang asli, orang asal, forest reserves, land rights, national forestry act 1984,