November 11, 2026
Afsya tells the story of an Indigenous Papuan community fighting to stop its customary forest from being destroyed for palm oil plantations.
Produced by Watchdoc with Pusaka, Rainforest Action Network and Rettet den Regenwald, the film shows what the forest means to the people who depend on it, and why protecting and recognising Indigenous land rights matters for both Papuans and the planet.
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