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Este documento trata do movimento dos povos indígenas contra o OCL no distrito de Sundergarh, Odisha. Com base no intenso trabalho de campo, narrativas e jornada pessoal do autor, este artigo argumenta por uma "perspectiva de dentro". Em meio aos ataques do Estado, a resistência dos povos indígenas é a proteção de suas terras, florestas e recursos.
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