Long Moh, Sarawak — William Tinggang throws a handful of fish food into a glass-clear river.
A few seconds pass before movement under the water’s surface begins, and soon a large shoal splashes to the surface, fighting for the food.
He waits for the underwater crowd to disperse before hurling the next handful into the river. The splashing resumes.
“These fish aren’t for us to eat,” explains Tinggang, who has emerged as a community leader in opposing the logging industry in Long Moh, a…
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