1. PT HSL's site office at Manis Mata.
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2. The PT HSL oil palm plantation which was established on indigenous people's customary lands.
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3. Mr Garis' grave, now marked by a felled ironwood tree surrounded by oil palms (Keladi).
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4. The burial ground at Titian Jelamuk where the graves of 5 adults and 3 children were. Note the oil palm in the background and the secondary forest beyond it. This land was bulldozed during a religious festival.
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5. The remains of a villager's rubber plantation. This man from Keladi has been given a plot in the plantation co-operative, but not on his own land. Someone else now has his rubber trees.
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6. A villager from Keladi's remaining fruit trees (cempedak), now surrounded by oil palms. The owner has protected them day and night from encroachment by the plantation.
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7. The remains of the village of Keladi, now cleared for the plantation. This village was worst affected by foul smells from the palm oil processing plant.
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8. A disputed zone within the plantation (Division 5). Neglected oil palms with secondary forest (mamak) formerly farmed by local people beyond.
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