Tag: Bunong

A recently cleared plot of land that will be used by Indigenous Bunong residents for farming inside the Pu Traeng community forest in Dak Dam commune on March 20, 2024. (Meng Kroypunlok)

Community Forest Beleaguered Without NGO Support, Work Opportunities For Residents

19 Apr 2024 11:17 AM|
Danielle Keeton-Olsen|

Seeing a tiger seemed like something possible for Pyan Chren’s ancestors, but improbable in his day. But the 57-year-old Bunong farmer does recall a time…

Recently burned and cleared lots, to be made into farmland, in Sokdom commune’s Laoka village farmsite on March 19, 2024. (Meng Kroypunlok)

For Indigenous Bunong, Land Rights Are Key to their Identity

30 Mar 2024 2:10 PM|
Meng Kroypunlok|

The Bunong people of Mondulkiri's Laoka village are fighting the steep requirements to gain a communal land title as a way to protect their Indigenous…

Environmental rangers and villagers patrol community forests in Romnea commune. (Supplied)

Mondulkiri Court Questions Adhoc Official, Four Bunong Natives After They File Evidence of Forest Clearing

7 Mar 2024 9:20 AM|
Phon Sothyroth|

Mondulkiri provincial court on Monday questioned NGO rights group Adhoc official and four Punong natives after land brokers and fellow villagers filed a defamation and…

Veng Many fetches water from the Sesan River behind her house in Tiem Leu village of Ratanakiri province on October 29, 2023. (Try Thaney)

On the Sesan River, Indigenous Villagers Struggle For Traditional Lifestyle Amidst Illegal Fishing, Hydroelectric Dams

26 Feb 2024 4:59 PM|
Try Thaney|

For the indigenous peoples of the Sesan River basin in Cambodia’s far northern uplands, a regional web of interconnected waterways has long been the foundation…

A farm run by Chorng indigenous people that uses rotational crop planting, in Areng Valley, Koh Kong province, 2023. (CamboJA)

Indigenous Communities Concerned New Environment Code Undermines Their Rights

16 Aug 2023 12:05 PM|
Seoung Nimol|

The Environment and Natural Resources Code officially passed into law last month, but the term “indigenous” has been removed from key sections, leaving indigenous communities…

Upon arriving at the shrine within the concession, LASED III consultant King Vireaksith (foreground) began drawing boundaries and maps in the mud as Bunong community leader Lin Moa (traditional vest and cap) and other community members surrounded him to voice their concerns on July 14.(CamboJA/Andrew Califf)

World Bank Project Advances Despite Occupying Indigenous Burial Grounds

4 Aug 2023 7:20 PM|
Andrew Califf|

Roya commune, Mondulkiri province – Indigenous Bunong people from Roya Leu village offered rice wine and pork to a shrine, asking forest spirits to protect…

An indigenous group erects a sign to calling out the illegal grabbing of their collective land in Andong Kraloeng community, Mondulkiri province. Photo supplied.

Indigenous Communities Urge Action on Collective Land Titles

13 Mar 2023 12:03 PM|
Son Sarak|

Just 38 indigenous communities out of 455 have received communal land titles since the government first made them available in 2009, with indigenous activists and…

Pu Lu village community representative Maly Kim holds one of the agreements he signed after five years of negotiations, but he worries the company will not deliver on its promises. (Jack Brook/CamboJA)

After Rubber Firm Deal, Bunong Fear Broken Promises, Uncertain Land Tenure

4 Nov 2022 5:07 PM|
Jack Brook|

Indigenous villages signed deals with European firm Socfin in hopes of securing communal land titles within Socfin’s rubber concessions. But after ceding most of their…

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Tag: Bunong

Community Forest Beleaguered Without NGO Support, Work Opportunities For Residents

For Indigenous Bunong, Land Rights Are Key to their Identity

Mondulkiri Court Questions Adhoc Official, Four Bunong Natives After They File Evidence of Forest Clearing

On the Sesan River, Indigenous Villagers Struggle For Traditional Lifestyle Amidst Illegal Fishing, Hydroelectric Dams

Indigenous Communities Concerned New Environment Code Undermines Their Rights

No Closure Yet for Slain Anti-Logging Fighter Chut Wutty After 12 Years, Activists Call For Reinvestigation

Dams And Climate Change Choke The Mekong: Livelihoods And Ecosystems Are At Atake

Phnom Penh Court Questions Candlelight Party President Teav Vannol

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Tag: Bunong

Community Forest Beleaguered Without NGO Support, Work Opportunities For Residents

For Indigenous Bunong, Land Rights Are Key to their Identity

Mondulkiri Court Questions Adhoc Official, Four Bunong Natives After They File Evidence of Forest Clearing

On the Sesan River, Indigenous Villagers Struggle For Traditional Lifestyle Amidst Illegal Fishing, Hydroelectric Dams

Indigenous Communities Concerned New Environment Code Undermines Their Rights

World Bank Project Advances Despite Occupying Indigenous Burial Grounds

Indigenous Communities Urge Action on Collective Land Titles

After Rubber Firm Deal, Bunong Fear Broken Promises, Uncertain Land Tenure

No Closure Yet for Slain Anti-Logging Fighter Chut Wutty After 12 Years, Activists Call For Reinvestigation

Visas of 200,000 Cambodians In Thailand, Employed Under Four-year MoU, To Expire End-April

Dams And Climate Change Choke The Mekong: Livelihoods And Ecosystems Are At Atake

Phnom Penh Court Questions Candlelight Party President Teav Vannol

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