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Article

24 Aoû 2009

Auteur:
Yoolim Lee, Bloomberg

Getting Rich in Malaysia Cronyism Capital Means Dayak Lose Home

The shift from rain forest to oil palm cultivation in Malaysia’s Sarawak state highlights the struggle taking place between forces favoring economic development, led by Sarawak state’s chief minister, Abdul Taib Mahmud, and those who want to conserve the rain forest and the ways of life it supports...“Unilever does not source any palm oil directly from Sarawak,” says Jan Kees Vis, Unilever’s director of sustainable agriculture. “We buy from plantation companies and traders located elsewhere.” [article refers to Sarawak Energy, Naim, CMS, Tenaga Nasional, Accor, Rio Tinto]