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Read more about the article Indonesia’s Supreme Court Affirms Wawonii as Mine-Free, Fortifies Small-Island Protections
Residents are urging PT GKP to immediately leave Wawonii Island following the Supreme Court's ruling in their favor. Photo: Residents' documents.

Indonesia’s Supreme Court Affirms Wawonii as Mine-Free, Fortifies Small-Island Protections

Wawonii spans about 867 square kilometers and is home to 43,545 people and endemic species—well below the ecological threshold to absorb industrial nickel operations. Locals report damage since late 2019:…

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