An award from the UN in Paris, but fighting for survival in Borneo

Mongabay
By <a class="author-link"…Dec 7, 2015, 3:20 pm133 pts
Masrani stood at the confluence of two rivers in Indonesian Borneo as his father recited the most dreadful oath. The extreme form of sumpah adat, a ritualistic nuclear option for Indonesia’s Dayak indigenous peoples, is reserved for dealing with the crises nothing else can solve. The forest chattered to the…

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