What do you know about Orang Asal issues?


Indigenous children clad in their traditional attires. Photos: Jaringan Orang Asal SeMalaysia

When the elders in Nelson Raymond’s village heard of plans for a water catchment dam to be built on Sungai Papar in Sabah, many broke down in tears.

The dam would have caused the river’s banks to flood, submerging around 20 villages in the Ulu Papar area, including Raymond’s, and displacing thousands of villagers.

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