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Divers Paths to Justice: Legal pluralism and the rights of indigenous peoples inSoutheast Asia(CLPIL) at the Faculty of Law since 1999. An indigenous Kelabit womanfrom Sarawak, much of Ramy’s work and research is on indigenouspeoples’ issues. Her PhD thesis at ANU was on “Native Title in Sarawak,Malaysia : Kelabit Land Rights in Transition (2005). She is currentlyinvolved in further research on the Legal Framework On Indigenous LandRights in Malaysia as part of the Suhakam National Land Inquiry, as well asa Socio-Economic Study of Orang Asli with the Economic Planning Unit,Prime Minister’s Dept, (EPU), UNDP and UNICEF with a view toformulating of a National Policy on Orang Asli.Jennifer CorpuzJennifer Tauli Corpuz coordinates the Legal Desk ofTebtebba Foundation. An indigenous woman fromthe Mountain Province in the Philippines and alawyer by profession, she conducts regular trainingson indigenous peoples’ rights in the internationalsystem. Jennifer obtained her Master of Laws(Ll.M.) from the University of Arizona’s IndigenousPeoples’ Law and Policy (IPLP) Program under thesupervision of S. James Anaya, renownedindigenous rights lawyer and present UN SpecialRapporteur on the Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms of IndigenousPeoples. She is deeply involved in the negotiations for an Access andBenefit-Sharing Protocol (ABS Protocol) under the auspices of theConvention on Biological Diversity (CBD).Amity DoolittleAmity Doolittle completed her PhD atthe Yale School of Forestry andEnvironmental Studies in 1999. Priorto that she obtained a Masters fromF&ES in 1994 and a BA inAnthropology from Harvard in 1987.She is a lecturer and research scientistat the Yale School of Forestry andEnvironmental Studies where she159
Divers Paths to Justice: Legal pluralism and the rights of indigenous peoples inSoutheast Asiateaches Political Ecology, Property Rights and Natural ResourceManagement, Environmental Justice and Social Science Research Methods.Her work uses an interdisciplinary approach combining perspectives fromanthropology, political science, environmental history and political ecologyto explore property relations and conflicts over resources use.Devasish RoyDevasish Roy is the hereditary Chakma Raja and Chief of the ChakmaCircle in the Chittagong Hill Tracts, Bangladesh. He is also a barrister(Lincoln’s Inn, London) and an advocate at the Supreme Court ofBangladesh (High Court Division). He has recently been appointed –following an election – as the Indigenous Expert Member from the Asiaregion to the UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues for its 2011-2013term.Myrna SafitriMyrna Safitri is an executive director of EpistemaInstitute, Jakarta. She obtained her PhD in Law,Governance and Development from LeidenUniversity, with a specific research topic on foresttenure and community forestry. She has been activelyinvolved in law reform movements, particularly onforestry, with several Indonesian CSOs. She is thefounder of HuMa – an association for community andecological based law reform. Myrna was a legaldrafter of the Indonesian bill of natural resourcemanagement at the Ministry of Environment and shewas involved in the making of the Indonesian National Strategy on Accessto Justice at the National Development Planning Agency. Recently, shebecame a member of the UNDP expert panel on participatory governanceassessment on REDD+. In addition to this she also teaches at the Universityof Indonesia and President University.160
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