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Ex-Regent Named Suspect Over Tiger Skin Trading

Former regent of Bener Meriah in Aceh has been named suspect of tiger skin and bones trading. He was just getting out of prison.

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Marine Affairs Minister, Head of Bakamla Talk Overseeing Sea

The Minister of Marine Affairs and Fisheries met with the Head of the Indonesian Maritime Security Agency, discussed the synergy in overseeing the sea.

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Smuggling of 466 Thousand Lobster Seeds Thwarted

A joint team of the Indonesian Navy has thwarted a smuggling of 466 thousands of lobster seeds in the Batam City waters. Allegedly to be sent to Vietnam.

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Sumateran AJI and Auriga Forge Environment Watch Network

Fourteen branches of the Alliance of Independent Journalists (AJI) work together with Auriga Nusantara Foundation to forge an environment watch network.

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Sumateran Journalists Collaborate Over Environmental Issues

The Alliance of Independent Journalists’ members collaborate in planning advocacy and campaign through news coverages concerning the environmental issues.

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‘Delay Wabu Block Mining, Prioritize Customary Rights’

The Amnesty International Indonesia petitioned the government to postpone Wabu Block mining. The Papuan customary rights should also be prioritize.

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Dossier of Illegal Gold Mining in West Papua Expected

West Papua Prosecutor's Office is awaiting the first phase of dossier submission over an illegal gold mining case from the police.

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Too Many Foreign Vessels in Natuna, Limited Patrol Boats

An analysis of the Indonesia Ocean Justice Initiative affirmed foreign vessels intrusion soaring in March-April each year. But patrol boats are limited.

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Chairman of Acehnese Ulama Rejects Environmental Harming Min

Chairman of Acehnese Ulama Council Tgk. Faisal Ali has rejected mining activity if it's not in accordance with sharia law and ruining the environment.

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40 Palm Farmers Arrested and Detained by Police in Mukomuko

Police have arrested 40 farmers of an association in Mukomuko Regency, Bengkulu Province. The farmers were harvesting palm fruit in the land they work on.

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