policies and the disproportionate

policies and the disproportionate

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and the distribution of resources. The recurring discourses in East Kalimantan society often centre on the marginalisation of migrants and the exclusion of native residents. The root cause of this marginalisation lies in state policies and the disproportionate influence granted to companies by central and regional governments.[8] The factors result in significant structural challenges within natural resource management, leading to inequitable access among various civil society groups. Notably, the central and regional governments actively perpetuate the disparity in access between local residents and migrants, with migrant workers often being the primary beneficiaries of this bias. Moreover, regional mass organisations have inadvertently contributed สล็อต เว็บตรง