Jurnal Analisis Hubungan Internasional
ISSN 2302-8777
Vol. 3 / No. 1 / Published : 2014-03
Order : 14, and page :235 - 255
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Original Article :
Strategi advokasi owc, orip, dan opdp dalam upaya penyelesaian konflik penggusuran masyarakat ogiek di hutan mau 1990-2013
Author :
- Hayati Nufus*1
- Mahasiswa Fakultas Ilmu Sosial dan Ilmu Politik
Abstract :
This study examines the success of the strategy of OPDP compared to the presence of two other NGOs, the OWC and ORIP in the fight for the rights ofindigenous peoples Ogiek in Kenya in 1990-2013. This study is based on the issuance of a decision by the African Court in 2013 marked the success of theOgiek community to maintain the land, and their cultural heritage to remain occupying the Mau Forest. In order to reach this decision, the Ogiekindigenous NGO was formed as a forum for shaping force in calling on the government to stop the excision of land distribution, evictions from the MauForest Ogiek community. The NGOs have different ways to achieve the goal. By using a three - dimensional model of the approach of NGO advocacy work,how work is analyzed through three NGO established strategy, which is divided into networking, public support, and the mass movement. Thecreationorming a winning strategy suggests that the local NGO OPDP as achieving superior success the presence of two NGOs previously.
Keyword :
Ogiek Indigenous Peoples, networking, mass movement, public support, media arena,
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