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WFAL 2016. Interview with Neth Prak. Bunong Indigenous People Association. Cambodia
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Neth Prak is a spokesperson ot the Bunon Indigenous People Asociation (BIPA). Cambodia.
Neth Prak tells us about the loss of the ancestral territories of the Bunong people, the destruction of indigenous cultures. He tells us that more than 10,000 ha have passed under the control of SOCFIN. We are against a development that is only serving companies, not serving the people. But it is not only a problem of the natives, it is a problem for the whole of humanity.
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