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Question from Ms. Retno Susanti
2024.11.05 12:01:39
The study of indigenous peoples^ rights is always interesting, especially when it comes
to spatial planning. So far, the customary rights of communities have overlapped with
the use maps issued by the relevant sectors, for example, the Ministry of Forestry and
Environment, the Ministry of Marine and Small Islands, etc., and the Ministry of
Agrarian and Spatial Planning. In general, these ministries issue land that is protected
or conserved. On the other hand, indigenous communities have ^recognised^ the land
and have been using it for generations. This means that if the land has a protected
status, it should not be used/developed. How can the ^special^ status of land
ownership be resolved?
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