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Civil Society Urges Constitutional Court to Revoke PSN Provisions Over Deforestation and Climate Risks

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October 14, 2025 | 23:34 WIB |October 14, 2025 | 23:35 WIB | 70 Click Reads

Illustration. MADANI Berkelanjutan and Satya Bumi submitted an amicus curiae to the Constitutional Court, warning that Indonesia’s National Strategic Projects (PSN) have accelerated deforestation, harmed Indigenous communities, and jeopardized national climate goals — urging the Court to prioritize environmental justice over corporate interests. Photo by: Sawit Fest 2021 / Hasiholan Siahaan

Palm Oil Magazine — Illustration. MADANI Berkelanjutan and Satya Bumi submitted an amicus curiae to the Constitutional Court, warning that Indonesia’s National Strategic Projects (PSN) have accelerated deforestation, harmed Indigenous communities, and jeopardized national climate goals — urging the Court to prioritize environmental justice over corporate interests. Photo by: Sawit Fest 2021 / Hasiholan Siahaan

Civil Society Urges Constitutional Court to Revoke PSN Provisions Over Deforestation and Climate Risks

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