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Kelung Media Siber (Tombulu, Tonsea, Tontemboan, Tonsawang, Pasan, Ponosakan, Bantik, Bawontehu)

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Reconociendo que preservar el conocimiento minahasan requiere una documentación proactiva y un periodismo dirigido por jóvenes, creamos Kelung, una plataforma mediática gestionada íntegramente por jóvenes minahasan. Kelung, que significa "escudo" o "guardián" en la lengua tombulu', simboliza nuestra misión de proteger y transmitir nuestro patrimonio cultural a las generaciones futuras. Nuestro ambicioso objetivo es crear el primer medio de comunicación indígena que publique activamente contenidos atractivos y relevantes.

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By Rikson Karundeng

In the heart of the Indonesian island of Sulawesi, a battle for survival is taking place. The ancient land of Minahasa, celebrated for its rich cultural heritage and unspoiled natural beauty, is in jeopardy. Widespread mining activities, driven by corporate greed and government neglect, are destroying the region's forests, contaminating its rivers, and undermining the very fabric of Indigenous communities.

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By Michael Beltran

Since August 19, 2019, a match of dissent has been lit in West Papua with protests spreading like wildfire. Indonesia’s easternmost region has seen a resurgence in demonstrations from the locals demanding accountability from the spate of abuses by the state and renewing their call for complete independence

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By Dev Kumar Sunuwar (CS STAFF)

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By Amanda Stephenson

"If the dam is to be built, our homeland, our longhouses, our burial ground, our places of interest, all will be under the water. This will definitely put an end to our livelihood, our cultures. We want the government to respect our boundaries, to respect our rights upon our land." --James Usang, Tanjung Tepalit community leader, Baram, Sarawak

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By First Peoples Worldwide

On May 14 Indonesia’s constitutional court ruled to modify the language of a 1999 law, effectively placing millions of hectares of previously government-controlled forest land back into the hands of Indigenous Peoples.

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Kelung Media Siber (Tombulu, Tonsea, Tontemboan, Tonsawang, Pasan, Ponosakan, Bantik, Bawontehu)

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