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| | Part B - Indigenous Peoples and Biodiversity Conservation |
 | | For example, in late 1997, Iban Dayaks, one of the most numerous indigenous peoples in the Malaysian State of Sarawak, protesting plantation companies that began bulldozing the indigenous peoples' crops without negotiation or compensation were shot at by armed police, with one fatality. |
 | | Our peoples are being deprived, evicted, culturally assimilated, economically marginalised, and live in poverty and malnutrition as a result of development activities within our lands and territories. |
 | | Our human rights as indigenous peoples are continuously being suppressed, harassed, intimidated and violated in our efforts to protect and defend our cultural heritage, resources, land and environment. |
| www.worldwildlife.org /bsp/publications/asia/marcus/marcus_B.html (1580 words) |
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