Fighter for the Rights of Indigenous People
The rights of the indigenous people are becoming increasingly eroded. The interest of the young generation in learning about \'adat\' (custom) is also lessening. As this could cause the people to lose their identity, this prompted Modesta Wisa, 27, to establish the Samabue Customary School.
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Modesta Wisa
The rights of the indigenous people are becoming increasingly eroded. The interest of the young generation in learning about adat (custom) is also lessening. As this could cause the people to lose their identity, this prompted Modesta Wisa, 27, to establish the Samabue Customary School.
Dozens of Samabue Customary School (SAS) students danced in Menjalin district, Landak regency, West Kalimantan, on Sunday (2/12/2018) afternoon. The traditional Dayak Kanayatn dance is one of the subjects taught at the school.