The Indonesian government cannot pursue an ambitious climate agenda while neglecting its human rights obligations.
The Indonesian government cannot pursue an ambitious climate agenda while neglecting its human rights obligations.
By Sisilia Nurmala Dewi
Indonesia Team Lead of 350.org.
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