I never supported it, I repeatedly against it, even in Sarawak where native land also get pillage by rich tycoons gangsters also I hold the same principle.
https://borneoproject.org/land-rights/

Giving bribe and receiving bribe culture, two USB types involved, mainly.

To ruin the land.

That y, it is where lack of enforcement due to either laziness, tak apa attitude or outright corruption

Sarawakians natives are not lazy, they just want to continue coexisting with mother nature, the problem is that greedy asshole with scalper mentality want to hoard all wealth for themselves only.

Enforcement is not by natives lol......
Native can made report but......

That's how bumi asal ditindas oleh bumi celup. Owaii

bumi celup in my factory mostly  java mari

so easy pindah hakmilik ah, kerja insider rasuah ni.

DAP xmau jadi org tengah for the company?

Enforcement is by native, you think semenanjung folk can go there and live there?

Actually yes...... That is one of their complaint dude

Nah, the enforcement are mostly run by Sarawak folks, they only import teachers, doctors, and nurses if they lacking.

So that putih guy is from semenanjung too? The most richest that recently pass away few years ago?

U must be in gua

KUCHING: Polis Kontinjen Sarawak hari ini melakarkan sejarah dengan pelantikan Pesuruhjaya Polis Sarawak yang pertama berbangsa Iban.

Lol, he just follow politicians orders, tell me most politicians that rule Sarawak are from where? All from semenanjung is it? Biar betik bro.

Alamak, datang lagi diversion
Itu fitnah tau.....  Police is to be independent
And btw, police is under federal. Immigration under Sarawak
U become gang confused lagi ni

Most of the Indigenous communities of Sarawak do not have legal rights to the land that they depend on for their lives and livelihoods. This means that the government has the ability to lease community lands to timber or plantation companies. These companies often forcefully remove people from their own land. Companies use the land for  profit, without sharing the benefits with local communities. For communities actively seeking legal land rights, the cost and time involved in the process is often a barrier that is impossible to overcome (for more information on this struggle,