[WATCH] Uncontrolled development harms Orang Asli's livelihood
IF the voices of the Orang Asli are not heard then there could be a potential collapse of the eco-system in Ulu Geroh and Ulu Gerentum in Gopeng, Perak, said an environmentalist.
The Malaysian Insight with Dr Cyren Wong looks at the Orang Semai’s relationship with the ecosystem and how uncontrolled development harms their livelihood.—February 20, 2020.
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