Protest over proposed plantation affecting native lands in 20 Sarawak villages


  • Nation
  • Thursday, 09 Aug 2018

Representatives from 20 villages in Marudi district meet to protest plans by a certain oil-palm plantation developer to enter and develop native lands which they said are native customary land. - Pic by Sahabat Alam Malaysia.

MIRI: People from 20 villages in Marudi district are protesting a proposed oil palm plantation project that they say will infringe on their native customary rights (NCR) lands.

These villagers have held a joint meeting and have highlighted their plight to Sahabat Alam Malaysia (Friends of the Earth, Malaysia or SAM) over NCR lands of 28,400 hectares in total.

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