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It's difficult when you're a small enterprise. But a crisis is exactly when your values really matter.
https://ethical-cashmere.com/blogs/cashmere-community/covid19-in-kashmir-nepal
#WorldWednesdayA student of Malay literature would recognise the Orang Laut (literally, Sea People), an indigenous race of coastal seafarers in peninsular Malaysia, known in the annals of history for their loyalty to many of the sultanates of the peninsula.
The Malay states grew more terrestrial than seafaring over the centuries, though, and today the Orang Laut culture is on the fringes. But their culture and worldview could help us change society towards a blue economy strategy, in the era of climate change.
#oranglaut #aboriginal #seafaring
www.thestar.com.my/news/nation/2020/03/16/orang-laut-a-hidden-gem-of-johor-state ... See MoreSee Less
Orang Laut a hidden gem of Johor state
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