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Pollution
Saturday
4
February
2017
100,000 may have died but there is still no justice over Indonesian air pollution
Elodie Aba and Bobbie Sta. Maria
A fightback against the perpetrators is underway, but litigation is proving unappealing and burdensome for victims
100,000 may have died but there is still no justice over Indonesian air pollution
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100,000 may have died but there is still no justice over Indonesian air pollution