Indonesian government challenges another green group over freedom of information request

Mongabay
Jan 17, 2017, 1:38 pm168 pts
The Indonesian government is going to the Supreme Court over an NGO’s freedom of information request for detailed maps of land on which oil palm companies have been licensed to operate in Kalimantan, the country’s portion of Borneo island. Civil society groups have tried for years to pry away the maps, said…

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