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Divers Paths to Justice: Legal pluralism and the rights of indigenous peoples inSoutheast AsiaGam A. ShimrayPrasert TrakansuphakonGam A. Shimray is a Naga from the Northeasternpart of India and is currently working as Assistantto the Secretary General of the Asian IndigenousPeoples Pact (AIPP). He is a member of the NagaPeoples Movement for Human Rights (NPMHR)and has been an indigenous activist for the lastfifteen years. Gam was the Convenor of NPMHR(Delhi Sector) and also served as NationalCoordinator of the All India Coordinating Forum ofthe Adivasi/Indigenous Peoples for five years. Hiseducational background is in history, politicalscience and development studies.Prasert Trakansuphakon received his PhD in SocialSciences from Chiang Mai University, Thailand, in2008. He also holds a M.Ed. in Non-FormalEducation from Chiang Mai University and a BAin Political Science from Ram Kham Haeng,University, Bangkok. Prasert was President of theExecutive Committee of the Asian IndigenousPeoples Pact (AIPP) from 2000 to 2005. He wasalso Executive Committee Member of theInternational Alliance of Indigenous/Tribal Peoplesof Tropical Forests (AITTF) from 1994 to 2002.Prasert’s regional expertise is on Thailand, Burma, Laos, Vietnam,Cambodia and Southwest China. He is currently Regional Director ofIndigenous Knowledge and Peoples in Mainland South East Asia (IKAP-MMSEA).161
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