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Despite the FRA, Forest Departments Still Control Forests, Not Forest-Dwellers: C.R. Bijoy on FRA’S Challenges

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Researcher C.R. Bijoy highlights how the Supreme Court’s FRA hearing could determine the future of millions, as forest departments continue to control lands despite the law. He argues that true conservation is impossible without recognising community-led governance and indigenous rights.

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Despite the FRA, Forest Departments Still Control Forests, Not Forest-Dwellers: C.R. Bijoy on FRA’S Challenges

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Despite the FRA, Forest Departments Still Control Forests, Not Forest-Dwellers: C.R. Bijoy on FRA’S Challenges

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Despite the FRA, Forest Departments Still Control Forests, Not Forest-Dwellers: C.R. Bijoy on FRA’S Challenges

The bureaucratic politics of conservation in governing land conflict: A typology of capacities

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