Fighting for their land and way of life


A Temiar woman weaving attap leaves into roofing for the one of the houses at the logging blockade near Gua Musang.

GUA MUSANG: “We’re not fighting the Government for nothing,” asserts Jefri Berkut, a 46-year-old Temiar, pointing at photos of environmental destruction left by logging in the Balah forest reserve.

One photo shows an area strewn with broken branches.

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