(4) April 2015
As climate talks belch hot air, activists are putting their lives on the line
Artificial, self-important UN summits could not be further from the frontline of protest, where environmentalists are being killed at an alarming rate. Of those killed, a shockingly high proportion, 40%, were indigenous people. (Andrew Simms / Guardian.com)
Tindoki: Rasa Toraja Dalam Musik
Para musisi muda pulang kampung! Bukan karena tak ingin meraih karier bermusik di kota besar lantas menjadi terkenal, melainkan menggali kembali tradisi leluhur dan memulai berkarya dari asal (Nurdiyansah Dalidjo / AMAN)
Hutan Borneo Lenyap di Konsesi Belum Tergarap, Siapa Bertanggungjawab?
Kehilangan sekitar 4.000 hektar hutan gambut di Kalimantan, Indonesia, pada konsesi yang tak digarap perusahaan menimbulkan pertanyaaan, siapa yang bertangung jawab? (Saturi / Mongabay.co.id)
Guarani communities win eviction reprieve in Brazil
Three Guarani Indian communities in central Brazil have been given a glimmer of hope that they can remain on their ancestral lands, after legal rulings overturned or suspended orders to evict them (Watson / Survival).