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Greenpeace Clarifies Findings on the Raja Ampat’s Nickel Report
Jakarta, August 16, 2026. Greenpeace Indonesia clarifies findings published in ‘Unprotected Paradise’ report about new nickel mining threats in Raja Ampat, West Papua. Greenpeace has made an error by saying…
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Indigenous resistance is key to building a post-extractive future
From defending ancestral lands to proposing solutions for a post-extractive future, Indigenous Peoples leadership is essential to protecting life on Earth. Supporting Indigenous sovereignty is one of the most powerful climate actions we can take.
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A Year After #SaveRajaAmpat, Greenpeace Report Reveals Nickel and Dirty Energy Threats in the Archipelago
A Greenpeace Indonesia research report released today reveals that one year after public outcry over nickel mining in Raja Ampat through the #SaveRajaAmpat campaign, there is little evidence to suggest that the Indonesian government is working toward full and permanent protection of the area known as the ‘last paradise on Earth’.
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How a ‘super’ El Niño risks worsening extreme weather in a climate changed world
It’s official: an El Niño has been confirmed and with it, expectations of another record hot-year.
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Marind Indigenous People Challenge Permit for 135km Access Road: Stop Destroying West Papua’s Forests
Marind people from the south of West Papua today filed a legal challenge against an access road for a government project destroying their forests.
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Forced to the Bottom: Squeezing Indonesian Fishers and Oceans for Dirty Tuna Profits
The Indonesian tuna fishing fleet is a major supplier of tuna to premium markets, such as Australia. However, the sector is thriving at the expense of environmentally destructive fishing methods…
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West Papuan Protest Against Merauke Sugarcane Nat. Strategic Project
West Papuan youth and impacted landowners portrayed the struggle of Indigenous Peoples whose ancestral lands are being seized for the Merauke Sugarcane National Strategic Project.
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Sumatra Floods Send Prabowo Govt Warning to Correct Course
The devastating floods that hit Sumatra show that the climate crisis is bringing increasingly extreme weather. The second factor behind flooding is forest destruction in upstream river catchment areas.
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Three Tons of Rice, Two Ministries, and One Sinking Dream
I will never forget what the Deputy Director of the Migrant Workers’ Concern Desk – Stella Maris Taiwan, said to me mid-October 2025.
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‘Paradise Silenced’ Photo Book: Greenpeace’s Two Decades Documenting Stories and Struggles in West Papua
Greenpeace Indonesia has launched a photo book titled 'Paradise Silenced' following International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples.