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Bordered by the radiant tapestry of Indonesia’s diverse ecosystem, lies the heart of a resilient group named SERUNI, a national democratic women’s organization. In the words of Nasywa, a 16 year old dedicated member of SERUNI Youth, “We organize women from all sectors, from workers to peasant women, indigenous women, urban poor women, student women,Continue reading “Young and Fearless: The Powerful Voices of Young Women Environmental Rights Defenders at COP28”

Indonesia’s government has pledged to source 23% of its power from renewables by 2025 and 31% by 2050. However, these energy projects often violate the human rights of women, local communities and Indigenous peoples due to lack of consultation, involvement, and prior consent. GAGGA partner Aksi! compiled testimonies from more than 50 women on how they’ve beenContinue reading “Women detail impact of energy projects in Indonesia”