US EditionIAWP, PPIM-IPI, and WALHI Stand in Solidarity with Workers Affected by Indonesian Government's Decision to Close 343 Dumpsites
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IAWP, PPIM-IPI, and WALHI Stand in Solidarity with Workers Affected by Indonesian Government's Decision to Close 343 Dumpsites
Indonesian Waste Pickers Jakarta, Indonesia – In a heart-wrenching statement, the Perkumpulan Pemulung Indonesia Mandiri – Ikatan Pemulung Indonesia (PPIM-IPI), representing over 600,000 waste pickers across Indonesia, has expressed profound concern over the Indonesian government’s recent decision to close 343 dumpsites. This action, based on Indonesia’s Waste Management Law, threatens to disrupt the livelihoods of thousands of waste pickers, le…
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