Discussion of Oil and Gas Block in Northern Papua Reemerges: What’s Next for Jayapura Fishermen?

AI justification

Unilateral disruption of livelihoods and lack of consultation violate rights and harm ecosystems, justifying MINT. | The unilateral disruption of fishing livelihoods without consultation constitutes a clear violation of labor, indigenous, and human rights, directly undermining SDGs related to poverty, hunger, and decent work. The lack of transparency and potential environmental harm further compound the ethical concerns, outweighing any speculative economic benefits of the project.