Indonesia’s president-elect must move to ratify Indigenous Peoples Bill
With Prabowo winning the election, now is the time to enshrine Indigenous rights, write Michelin Sallata and Roberto Duma Buladja.
Author: Sandy Pramuji
Sandy Pramuji has been a journalist since 2004. Starting as a repoter at The National News Agency (LKBN) Antara, he moved to The Jakarta Globe, Microsoft Network (MSN) Indonesia, then Beritagar.id.
Currently, he works as freelance writer and editor.
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