They safeguarded nature, but now Malaysia’s Mah Meri face eviction for an eco-resort
2021-08-20 13:11
An Indigenous community in Peninsular Malaysia is fighting an eviction notice that could see it displaced to make way for a “world-class eco-city.” The Mah Meri families residing in the coastal town of Bagan Lagang, in Selangor state, were given 30 days to clear the area, at their own cost, or face legal action. Their […]
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