Can There Be Justice Here?

Borderlands Journal

Volume 20 (2021): Issue 1 (January 2021)

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|Nov 2021

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“We Marind have no place to live or die in peace.” Segment of the Trans-Irian Highway running through an oil palm plantation where Petrus is buried. Credits: Sophie Chao.

A group of Marind women and children harvest sago in the grove. Credits: Sophie Chao.

Sago conservation zones established by an oil palm corporation are strictly out of bounds to non-company personnel, including Marind communities.
Credits: Sophie Chao. — Sago conservation zones established by an oil palm corporation are strictly out of bounds to non-company personnel, including Marind communities. Credits: Sophie Chao.

Driver of destruction, object of violence. An oil palm monocrop in Merauke, West Papua. Credits: Sophie Chao.

“No one knows for certain what justice might be. … Everyone is looking for the right path.” Pius, a Marind elder from Khalaoyam village.
Credits: Sophie Chao. — “No one knows for certain what justice might be. … Everyone is looking for the right path.” Pius, a Marind elder from Khalaoyam village. Credits: Sophie Chao.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.21307/borderlands-2021-002 | Journal eISSN: 2652-6743

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Language: English

Page range: 11 - 48

Published on: Nov 2, 2021

Published by: Sciendo

In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services

Publication frequency: 2 issues per year

Keywords:

multispecies justice,

Related subjects:

Cultural studies,

General cultural studies

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