Indonesia defers legislation seen as harming the environment — for now

Mongabay
Oct 1, 2019, 11:08 am265 pts
JAKARTA — Indonesian lawmakers have chosen not to pass a raft of controversial legislation that critics say would dismantle environmental and social protections, in the face of massive student-led protests. The legislators had signaled they would pass the bills, including one on mining and one on land reform,…

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