Group: Logging a threat to livelihood


LOGGING activities and the development of oil palm plantations are seriously threatening the environment and the livelihood of indigenous people in Sarawak, a grassroots network said. 

The Sarawak Native Customary Rights Land Network (Tahabas), a group of about 30 indigenous peoples’ organisations, showed up at the International Media and Environment Summit (IMES) on Friday to voice its concern. 

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