SOCIAL INJUSTICE FROM THE PRESENCE OF THE BAUXITE MINING COMPANIES
Abstract: This study aims to
examine the forms of social injustice by the presence of mining companies and
local residents in the Tayan Hilir, Sanggau. This study used a qualitative
approach accomplished through a descriptive method, and which was then analyzed
using qualitative analysis to describe the form of social injustice for society
by the presence of mining companies. Results of the study explained that point
on begins the social injustice originated from government policies that tend to
favor the mining entrepreneurs. With the capital and support of the state,
these persons are in superior position to act half “forceful” against the
society’s land concessions. On the other hand, society who does not possess the
knowledge and power become the injured party. It is based on the reality that
occurs when land concessions in Embaloh and Semerah Hamlet (Dusun) which were
not in accordance with the contractual agreement. Relocation offered by the
company was far off and there are no public facilities.
Author: Fatmawati, Salfius
Seko
Journal Code: jpsosiologigg160021
