Agrarian Conflicts in Java Reach 62 Incidents by May 2021

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Vika Azkiya Dihni 30/10/2021 15:00 WIB

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Based on data from Tanahkita.id, 62 agrarian conflict cases involving 58,800 hectares of land occurred in Java until May 2021. Of these, only 8 conflict incidents were considered...

Number of Agrarian Conflicts in Java by Handling Status (Up to May 2021)

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Number of Agrarian Conflicts in Java by Handling Status (Up to May 2021)

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Based on Tanahkita.id, there were 62 agrarian conflict cases in Java until May 2021, encompassing 58,800 hectares of land. Of these, only 8 cases (2,970 hectares) were considered resolved, involving 3,203 casualties.

Meanwhile, 21 agrarian conflicts remain unresolved, affecting 21,000 hectares and 56,300 casualties.

Furthermore, 33 agrarian conflicts are currently being handled, covering 34,800 hectares and involving 149,500 casualties.

These agrarian conflicts affected local and indigenous communities. 48 conflicts involved local communities, and 14 involved indigenous communities.

The total recorded casualties from agrarian conflicts in Java until May 2021 reached 209,044. These conflicts also involved 29 companies, comprising both state-owned enterprises (SOEs) and private companies.

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