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Community Struggle 9/7/2020 Agrarian Conflict in Central Kalimantan (a note-1) - Peoples | Forests | Futures (https://saveourborneo.org/) Home (https://saveourborneo.org/gallery/) About Us (https://saveourborneo.org/about-us/) SOBinfomedia (https://saveourborneo.org/sobinfomedia/) Press conference (https://saveourCbornoeom.org/cmateguory/nsiairatny-pe rsS/) truggle Fighters Community INFORMATION A R T I C L E ( H T T P S : / / S A V E O U R B O R N E O . O R G / C A T E G O R Y / A R T I C L E / ) / L A N D G R A B B I N G ( H T T P S : / / S A V E O U R B O R N E O . O R G / C A T E G O R Y / L A N D - G R A B B I N G - 2 / ) / O I L P A L M ( H T T P S : / / S A V E O U R B O R N E O . O R G / C A T E G O R Y / L A N D - G R A B B I N G - 2 / P A L M - O I L / ) Agrarian Con|ict in Central Kalimantan (a note- 1) POSTED MARCH 4, 2017 (HTTPS://SAVEOURBORNEO.ORG/KONFLIK-AGRARIA-DI-KALIMANTAN-TENGAH/) ADMIN (HTTPS://SAVEOURBORNEO.ORG/AUTHOR/ADMIN/) This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish. Cookie settings ACCEPT https://saveourborneo.org/konflik-agraria-di-kalimantan-tengah/ 1/7 9/7/2020 Agrarian Conflict in Central Kalimantan (a note-1) - Peoples | Forests | Futures Save Our Borneo notes that in almost all areas in Central Kalimantan there have been conflicts between communities and companies. More than 127 conflicts on plantations occurred, where the government became the mediator and the (https://saveourborneo.org/) audience, the police were the actors who were part of the criminalization of residents. The conflicts that occurred were dominated by conflicts over land disputes, compensation, plasma land, customary territories, river Home (httpspo:/l/lutsioanv.Keootauwarrbinogirnn Teimou.ro Drigstr/icgt satilll erarnyk/s f)irst wAithb 4o9u cats eUs sof (chontftlipcts b:e/t/wseeanv ceomomurubnitoiersn aendo c.omrgpa/naiebs. oThuet-us/) SOBinfomedWiialm a(hr atntdp Ssin:/a/rmsasv gerooupusr abreo srtinll ea ofri.gohrtgen/insg ospbecintefro fomr theed coiam/m)unity because the company is oen detained by the authorities. Several cases of conflict in Central Kalimantan. Press conference (https://saveourborneo.org/category/siaran-pers/) South Barito Regency: Residents of Panarukan Village, Dusun Utara District, South Barito Regency have asked the company to return the community land that was cultivated by PT. Mata Andau Sawit Kahuripan (MASK) [2] promised by the company to be compensated and provide plasma, but the company did not fulfill its promise so that the residents harvested fresh fruit bunches on the land planted by PT. MASK. One Panarukan resident, Limbung, 33, said that Panarukan Village residents harvest and sell FFB from PT MASK's plantation. The residents are reckless to harvest because the company cheated them. The residents also asked the Barsel Regency Government to sanction PT. MASK and ask the land / land to be returned to the community. Limbung, a resident of Panarukan Village who is also the owner of the land, revealed that his party's request was not groundless. because the company engaged in oil palm plantations has lied to the residents. "That is, if the government cares about us, the people," he said. Seruyan Regency: The land dispute that occurred between the people of Hanau Village and Danau Seluluk, Seruyan Regency and the plantation company PT. Musirawas Citra Harpindo and PT Sumber Pandan Wangi (one group with MCH), will be taken over by the Provincial Government. On August 24, 2012, around 200 people from Terawan Village, Seruyan Raya District, Seruyan Regency took to the streets and came to one of the companies near their village, namely PT Agro Mandiri Perdana. They demanded that the company and the local government (Pemda) realize community plasma plantations in the village. PT. Selonok Ladang Mas grabbed the land of Sembuluh villagers and criminalized Handoyo Sipon, Wardian et al, residents of Sembuluh for alleged the of oil palm fruit. Gunung Mas Regency: Fajar Harapan Village, Manuhing District, Gumas Regency, PT Berkala Maju Bersama (BMB), as a village with definitive status, this area overlaps with oil palm plantation permits. The problem of conflict between the oil palm plantation company PT Kalimatan Hamparan Sawit and the community of Tumbang Mantuhe village, Manuhing Raya sub-district, Gunung Mas district, Central Kalimantan has not yet reaped the results that are considered agreed by the people of Tumbang Mantuhe Village, because the results of the meeting held at the Regent's oice Gunung Mas was attended by residents (community and PT KHS), Regent Hambit Bintih [6], Head of Police, Head of Manuhing District, Head of Manuhing Raya Sub-District, and SKPD, related to the installation of Hinting Pali with traditional Dayak rituals in the oil palm concession area of PT. Kalimantan Expanse of Palm Oil (PT KHS). Hambit Bintih, as the regional head of Gunung Mas Regency (Gumas) as well as the mediator of the conflict between the residents of Tumbang Mantuhe Village and PT KHS, request that residents who install Hinting Pali (installation of custom portals with a specific purpose so that the goods and places installed on the portals remain safe, the porting is always held in accordance with the Dayak Customary Ritual) as soon as possible to dismantle it again. "If the people who installed Tahinting, on May 25 2013, were not released by the one who installed the Tahinting within 3 days starting from today (5-7-2013), then we will have to submit the Hinting installation problem to - BATAMAD, The Tahinting Pali which was installed on 25 May 2013 does not comply with the rules made by the Hindu Kaharingan Council (MHK) ”. Residents of Tumbang Mantuhe, Manuhing District, Kab. Gumas, put Hinting pali in the area of PT KHS, who cultivate community- owned land without notification (25 May 2013). On the other hand, the Plantation Manager of PT KHS Ibrahim Lisaholit was sentenced to 1 year in prison and fined 200 million rupiah because he was proven guilty of burning forest and land in the PT KHS area. The Central Kalimantan DPRD recommended that the PT KHS permit be revoked because it was proven to have burned forests and land. Tumbang Pesangon villagers reject the existence of PT. Kahayan Agro Plantation which clears forest in the forest which is This website usesa cbouokeire sz oton eim anpdro wveil ly boeu rc oexnpveriteendc ien.t Wo ea'nll oaisl spuamlme pyolaun'rtea toiokn w. ith this, but you can opt-out if you wish. Cookie settings ACCEPT https://saveourborneo.org/konflik-agraria-di-kalimantan-tengah/ 2/7 9/7/2020 Agrarian Conflict in Central Kalimantan (a note-1) - Peoples | Forests | Futures East Kotawaringin Regency: (httpTsh:/e/ seaxviestoeunrcbeo ornf ecoo.voerrgt/ )land work activities for large private companies (PBS) oil palm plantations in the Cempaga sub- district has caused unrest the Suka Maju Farmers Group (Gapoktan). Through the Chairman of Gapoktan Muhammad Home (httpsYu:/s/ufs, tahevye reojeucrtebdo anrdn reeqou.oesrtegd/ fogllaowll-eupr yre/qu) estsA tob thoeu Mtin Uistser (ohf Ftotrpestr:/y/ osf tahev Reeopubrlbic ofr Indeoone.osiarg. Y/usaufb, wohuot-us/) is also the Secretary of Rubung Buyung Village, said that their rejection of the activity was because the PBS belonging to SOBinfomedia (https://saveourborneo.org/sobinfomedia/) PT Borneo Sawit Perdana [BSP] worked on land that was already a production forest area. Such as those located in the Press confevirellangec aere (ah otf t Rpubsu:n//g Bsuayuvnego aundr bitso surrnroeuond.oinrggs./category/siaran-pers/) The longstanding land conflict between residents of Pantap Village, Kuala Kuayan District, East Kotawaringin Regency, Central Kalimantan and PT. Bumi Sawit Kencana (BSK) [8], heats up. There was a clash between dozens of residents and the security guard of this palm oil plantation owned by a subsidiary of the Wilmar Group, Tuesday (23/7/13). In that incident, four residents were injured, one resident's motorbike was damaged, two trucks and one company car were also damaged. Two security guard posts were burned by residents. PT BSK II also annexed the farmer group's land area of 1484 hectares which was previously used as a rubber plantation. PT. Karya Makmur Bahagia (KMB) [9], which operates in Antang Kalang District, East Kotawaringin Regency, has been accused of embezzling plasma land belonging to members of the village unit cooperative (KUD) Marga Rahayu, Bakti Karya Village. The plasma land with an area of about 1,000 hectares owned by the cooperative managed by the company, which was distributed to cooperative members, was only 700 ha. While the 300 hectares claimed by the company was not the plasma area owned by the Marga Rahayu cooperative, the head of KUD Marga Rahayu Sriyati said the problem had been going on for a long time, but there was no certainty from the company as the manager of the plasma cooperative. Meetings have oen been held, whether facilitated by the village, sub-district government or to the National Land Agency (BPN) as the certificate issuer, but until now they have only made promises without any evidence of settlement being attempted. The people of Kabuau Village, Parenggean District, Kotawaringin Timur Regency, Central Kalimantan began to worry when using water for their daily needs due to the leakage of the waste storage pool belonging to PT. Katingan Indah Utama. As a result of the leakage of the waste, residents suspect that the local creek has become polluted, causing many residents to suer from itching and many fish to die.
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