, Perempuan itu adalah Eva Susanti Hanafi Bande (36) ibu tiga anak ini ditangkap tim Kejaksaan Negeri Luwuk bekerjasama dengan Kejaksaan Agung Eva diinapkan semalam di Kejati Yogyakarta dia dikawal ke pesawat dan diterbangkan ke Luwuk langsung ke Lembaga Pemasyarakatan (Lapas) kelas II B Dia memimpin organisasi rakyat yang memperjuangkan hak-hak petani mendapatkan tanah yang dirampas pemodal Nama organisasi itu adalah Front Rakyat Advokasi Sawit Sulteng Dia dianggap melanggar hukum karena memimpin perjuangan petani melawan perusahaan sawit di Desa Piondo penangkapan Eva bermula dari penutupan jalan produksi petani di Desa Piondo oleh perusahaan sawit PT Kurnia Luwuk Sejati Jalan itu yang biasa dilalui petani ke kebun kakao dan persawahan Ratusan petani pengguna jalan itu marah besar Mereka menuntut perusahaan segera memperbaiki jalan yang mereka lalui Sontak ratusan petani yang marah mendatangi kantor KLS Karena kemarahan warga kepada perusahaan sudah memuncak “KLS menutup jalan karena berencana menggusur kebun kakao petani di Desa Piondo Warga marah dan petani merusak karena perusahaan tidak mau memperbaiki jalan yang mereka lubangi,” kata Etal telah merampas lahan petani di Desa Piondo Secara keseluruhan tanah-tanah petani digusur KLS seluas 7.000 hektar Murad membuka perkebunan sawit skala besar di Toili Kabupaten Banggai KLS mendapat izin pengelolaan hutan tanaman industri (HTI) 13.000 hektar dengan dana pinjaman pemerintah untuk penanaman sengon dan akasia Rp11 miliar Hingga kini dana tidak dikembalikan dan lahan HTI malah jadi kebun sawit “KLS menanam sawit di hutan konservasi seluas 500 hektar Kini nasib Suaka Margasatwa Bangkiriang hancur dan dibiarkan begitu saja aparat,” jata Pelor Sementara Murad telah ditetapkan sebagai tersangka pada 2010 hingga kini Polres maupun Polda Sulteng mendiamkan kasus seakan tidak terjadi apa-apa yang membela petani karena tanah dirampas KLS malah dipenjara “Eva dianggap melanggar hukum dan dituntut melanggar pasal 160 KUHP karena memimpin perjuangan petani dan dianggap melakukan kejahatan di depan penguasa umum Sedangkan Murad dibiarkan bebas oleh aparat penegak hukum “Padahal telah merampas tanah petani dan merusak suaka alam dan mencuri uang negara Rp11 miliar.” manajer advokasi Walhi Sulteng menambahkan Eva ditangkap di Yogja saat berdiskusi dengan petani di Banggai setidaknya ada 32 petani berhadapan dengan perkebunan sawit menjadi korban kriminalisasi dari perusahaan maupun kepolisian Penahanan Eva menguatkan beberapa indikator penegakan hukum di Indonesia sebelum penetapan tersangka Eva dan beberapa petani  tidak dilanjutkan dalam satu persidangan yang jelas bahkan status tersangka Murad berubah menjadi saksi “Kasus kejahatan lingkungan KLS tidak pernah mendapat respon Sedangkan semua perlawanan petani mempertahankan tanah selalu menjadi korban intimidasi Perlawanan berakhir di penjara itu bermula ketika terbit surat bernomor 14/KLS-PKS/PC/V/2010 dari KLS yang dikirimkan kepada warga di beberapa desa di Kecamatan Toili Barat berisi KLS akan menutup jalan menuju kawasan HTI di Desa Piondo Kecamatan Toili kawasan HTI milik PT Berkat Hutan Pusaka harus ditertibkan dari warga merambah hutan maupun penambang emas tanpa izin Penangkapan ketika Eva bersama petani aksi protes Protes itu berujung kericuhan seperti melempar kantor perusahaan dengan batu hingga perusakan dan pembakaran alat berat perusahaan Eva dituduh biang kericuhan dan provokator Protes yang dilayangkan warga karena KLS menanami sawit di kawasan HTI BHP sambil menakut-nakuti warga dengan menghadirkan tentara yang disebut-sebut sedang latihan perang melainkan mengawasi karyawan KLS menanam sawit Jalan-jalan petani menuju perkebunan rakyat dan persawahan dirusak dari Konsorsium Pembaruan Agraria Sulutenggo dalam siaran pers mengutuk perampasan tanah petani dan pemenjaraan Eva Bande sejak 1996 aksi KLS seakan ada pembiaran dan dilindungi pemerintahan serta aparat keamanan di sana “Makin tak jelas penyelesaian konflik agraria oleh pemerintah dan aparat keamanan ini,” katanya KPA mendesak pemerintah dan aparat segera mengambil tindakan tegas atas kejahatan perusahaan selama ini Eva divonis penjara  4,6  bulan oleh PN Luwuk 2010 menjatuhkan vonis bersalah kepada Eva dengan pidana 4  tahun kriminalisasi Eva membuat Kontras khawatir dengan posisi pembela HAM di Indonesia Mereka bekerja tanpa ada perlindungan hukum jelas “Eva harus dipandang sebagai bagian pembela HAM yang berupaya memenuhi kewajiban universalnya memperjuangkan hak-hak kaum tani yang dirampas lahannya oleh PT KLS di Toili Kontras menyoroti sikap Kejaksaan Negeri Luwuk bersama Kejaksaan Agung begitu agresif menangkap Eva seharusnya mereka menunjukkan sikap agresif juga saat menangani kasus Murad dukungan kepada Eva dan petani datang dari berbagai kalangan membuat surat dukungan bagi petani di Sulteng yang ditangkap karena mempertahankan hak mereka “Saya bangga melihat kawan-kawan tidak menyerah menghadapi kekuasaan perkebunan kelapa sawit PT Kurnia Luwuk Sejati (KLS) milik Murad Husain bersama isterinya perusahaan ini melakukan ekspansi secara ilegal…” Begitu kutipan surat itu Kini, Mustafa Surya dari Solidaritas untuk Eva Susanti Bande membuat petisi Bebaskan Eva Bande dan Tutup, Tangkap Pemilik PT. KLS,  Murad Husain, di change.org.     Facebook   Twitter   Instagram   RSS / XML Jakarta. The Ministry of Transportation has deployed patrol boats in search of 17 missing crewmembers of the cargo ship KM Lintas Timur, which is believed to have sunk in the Banggai Sea off Central Sulawesi on Saturday, an official said on Wednesday. The vessel was on its way from Bitung Port in North Sulawesi to Morowali in Central Sulawesi at the time of the incident. "We suspect the cargo ship KM Lintas Timur sank in rough seas that occurred in the area in recent days. One crewmember was found in the waters off Bangkep near Buko subdistrict," Ahmad, director of the Indonesian Sea and Coast Guard (KPLP) in Luwuk, Central Sulawesi, said in a statement issued by the ministry. The ship departed from Bitung Port on May 28 with 3,000 sacks of cement on board. The survivor was rescued by a passing ship, NV Nurbayaksar, and taken to a medical facility in Luwuk. Ahmad said the authorities had issued a warning to all shipping operators about the possibility of rough seas off Bangkep, Batui-Toili and Morowali in June and July, based on forecasts by the Meteorology, Climatology and Geophysics Agency (BMKG). "Search and rescue teams continue to look for the missing crewmembers. We hope they can be found soon," Ahmad said. SATURDAY, APRIL 13, 2019|AFP PlayLoading... Luwuk, Indonesia - Some panicked residents of a quake-hit Indonesian island have refused to return home after the tremor triggered a brief tsunami warning and fears there was more to come, the disaster agency said Saturday.Aftershocks rippled across the east coast of Sulawesi -- an island where thousands were killed in a quake-tsunami last year -- as officials scrambled to assess whether there are any casualties or major damage. While one resident of quake-hit Luwuk city reportedly died after falling while trying to flee, the agency has not reported any confirmed deaths or injuries. An AFP reporter in the city said there were no signs of major property damage. "The situation is returning to normal," the disaster agency said early Saturday morning. Some 1,300 families have returned home, it said, adding that some residents of another small island near the epicentre of Friday's 6.8 magnitude quake were still refusing to return from higher ground. It did not say how many residents had refused to leave the high ground. Luwuk resident Emiliana Rumayer said she and her family slept in the hills overnight "but we've now returned home". Mohammad Sholeh, police chief of Poso city on Sulawesi, said the quake's impact there had been minor. "There's a little bit of damage, but nothing significant and there are no casualties," he said. On Friday, a tsunami warning was issued for coastal communities in Morowali district, where residents were advised to move away from the coast. The warning was later lifted by the disaster agency, which had estimated the wave at under a half a metre (20 inches). Video footage from Luwuk showed scared residents -- some carrying children -- running from their homes and racing to higher ground on motorcycles. The quake struck at a relatively shallow depth of 17 kilometres (10 miles) off Sulawesi, where a 7.5-magnitude quake-tsunami around the city of Palu killed more than 4,300 people last year. Residents of Palu, which is hundreds of kilometres away from Friday's epicentre, still felt the quake. Indonesia is one of the most disaster-prone nations on Earth due to its position straddling the so-called Pacific Ring of Fire, where tectonic plates collide. On Boxing Day 2004, a 9.1-magnitude earthquake struck westernmost Aceh province, causing a tsunami and killing more than 170,000 in Indonesia. Last year Indonesia experienced more than 2,500 disasters ranging from a series of deadly earthquakes to killer landslides and volcanic eruptions. More troops deployed to deep South following surge in violence, says PM 13 still missing as search continues at collapsed building in Bangkok Thai GI products to be included in plant-based culinary arts programme DSI denies intimidating senatorial candidates in Amnat Charoen over voting collusion Thailand ready to negotiate peace in the South, says Defence Minister became the talk of the nation when newly elected president Joko "Jokowi" Widodo granted her clemency in 2014 Eva was sentenced to four years in prison in 2010 for defending farmers against national palm oil company Kurnia Luwuk Sejahtera (KLS) in her hometown in Luwuk A law graduate from Tadulako University in Palu Eva has always been interested in human rights issues since her student days.  Eva began her long career as an activist in 1998 while still a university student advocating for survivors of sexual violence and fighting for the rights of women and children She got involved in a student organization called the "Central Sulawesi Student Front," where she met many other women's rights activists It was also in this organization that Eva first developed her interest in land rights issues she began to hear complaints against palm oil companies stealing their farmland and forcefully evicting local indigenous people in her hometown.  Eva founded the People’s Front of Central Sulawesi Palm Oil Advocacy (FRAS) a foundation committed to fighting criminalization of farmers and land grabbing Eva has dedicated her life defending the rights of local farmers in her hometown The 40-year-old has fought alongside farmers from Toli Bukit Jaya and Tou to protect their land from environmental disaster wrought by palm oil companies "Becoming a human rights activist is my choice in life simply cannot be tolerated," she said.  "Land rights is the most basic human rights Land is the source of all things living and where they will eventually return," Eva said Eva has also helped with fighting violence against women in rural areas in Central Sulawesi.  founded the women's rights organization "Central Sulawesi Group for Women's Equity" (KPKP-ST) in 2003 the first organization of its kind to be opened after the bloody Poso sectarian conflict Her experience behind bars has not dampened Eva's spirit in voicing the concerns of Central Sulawesi women and farmers Eva continued to organize from her prison cell "They continued the fight, and advocated on my behalf tirelessly because we are also fighting for someone else’s life I made a commitment to fight no matter the consequences Eva's time in prison was hard not only for her fellow activists The mother of three had to leave her young kids and her husband at home while she was away She said in an interview in Central Jakarta last week that she struggles to explain her imprisonment to her children "It was quite emotional for me because they were too young to understand what happened It took me three months to come up with an answer," she said Eva said she told her children that she had to go away to study at a school to become a teacher "That was the only thing I could say to my kids so they don't have to deal with too much trauma My prison was a 14-hour drive from my hometown and they took the long trip every week to see me," she said.  Another thing Eva has strong concerns about is education Eva grew up in the small town of Luwuk in Central Sulawesi in a very conservative family didn’t want Eva to go to university and expected her to find a job right away after graduating from high school But Eva is equally stubborn and insisted she would get a college degree.  "I was always the curious kid in the family Most of my days were spent in the bedroom reading books and studying," Eva said Eva's father refused to pay for her college tuition so Eva had to find a part-time job as a radio jockey at one of the local stations in Luwuk "I don’t take no for an answer,” she said "Education is the greatest weapon to fight against injustice That's what I have always told myself." Eva said the knowledge she gained from her law studies has enabled her to assist other people 'knowledge can’t be discussed only in classrooms it has to be put into practice,'" Eva said.  "I take that comment very seriously and I teach that to my students I am hopeful that they will continue my legacy," she said.  Eva is still fighting alongside local farmers against land grabbing and environmental damage in her area Last month she won the prestigious human rights award Yap Thiam Hien for her dedication and commitment in defending human rights Eva is one of very few women activists who dare to speak up against environmental destruction.  The other women activists who also received the Yap Thiam Hien award were Aleta Baun from Mollo and Gunarti from Sedulur Sikep community in Pati We have to continue our fight so our community becomes ever stronger because the fight is far from over," Eva said Indonesian hotel chain Jambuluwuk Hotels and Resorts has rolled out its first outpost on the Island of the Gods Mimi Hudoyo checks the homegrown brand out The room’s layout – with a mini living room and working corner – made me feel at home and guests can enjoy screentime from the sofa or in bed The artistic décor offer guests a sense of place that they are in Bali The breakfast spread has a good mix of Indonesian and international dishes The beef soto – flavourful beef vermicelli soup served piping hot – was my favourite among the Indonesian dishes and sautéed papaya leaves and clams in sambal sauce In the lobby is the Croustille Artisan Bakery selling cupcakes and focuses on organic products from local farms My dinner of coffee wood smoked quail was delicious I could taste the smoky flavour at first bite and the stuffing was so savoury and juicy at the same time the technician came very quickly to fix the remote where I indulged in a head and shoulder massage Seafront stays and heritage charm at Penang Marriott Hotel Is Your Business Listed On TTGmice Planner Online Please Register or Sign in to view this content Quantum Commodity Intelligence is a premium paid subscription service for professionals in the oil Quantum Ammonia service subscribers have access to: Get in touch with us for subscription information on all Quantum platforms The Donggi-Senoro LNG project involved the construction of a natural gas liquefaction plant near Luwuk in Central Sulawesi The new plant has a capacity of 2Mt (million tons) of LNG and associated condensate a year The project was executed by Donggi-Senoro LNG Donggi Senoro LNG plant began operations in June 2015 and supplied its first LNG cargo to Arun LNG receiving terminal in August 2015 The total investment on the project is estimated at $2.9bn 99.7% of the construction work of the LNG project was completed Indonesia is estimated to hold the biggest natural gas reserves in Asia and is the world’s third biggest exporter of LNG has been on the decline due to maturation of the existing gas fields The new plant is expected to boost LNG production rates in Indonesia It is the country’s fourth LNG facility The new plant comprises a single LNG processing train and uses Air Products’ multi-component refrigerant LNG process technology to liquefy natural gas natural gas is pre-cooled with propane before it enters the main cryogenic heat exchanger The natural gas is again cooled in the multi-component refrigerant cryogenic and liquefied using a mixture of nitrogen and light hydrocarbons such as methane and ethane Natural gas for the plant is supplied by the Senoro-Toili field (250 billion cubic feet of gas a day) and Matindok field (85 billion cubic feet of gas a day) in Central Sulawesi The Senoro field is operated by Pertamina Energy Services and Medco LNG Indonesia The Matindok field is operated by Pertamina The LNG project involves companies from three countries Donggi-Senoro LNG was established as a joint venture between Mitsubishi Corporation The final investment decision on the project was taken by the partners in January 2011 Mitsubishi established a special-purpose vehicle called Sulawesi LNG Development which became a partner in the project in 2011 Pertamina holds 29% and Medco holds 11.1% in the project Mitsubishi is the majority stakeholder in the project and played a key role in the initial stages of its development Mitsubishi acquired 20% interest in the Senoro-Toili field for $260m The acquisition was made to improve both its upstream and downstream businesses Pertamina invested approximately $800m in the new plant and $300m in developing the Senoro field It invested an additional $275m in the development of the Matindok field Medco invested $310.8m in the construction of the new plant and $300m in the development of the Senoro field processes the gas from a huge reserve discovered in 1972 at Badak Field construction and commissioning services was awarded to JGC Corporation The scope of this contract included the construction of a single LNG processing train plant and associated facilities JGC Corporation awarded a contract to Air Products for providing its patented propane pre-cooled mixed refrigerant process for the new plant Air Products also supplied a multi-component refrigerant main heat exchanger for the plant JGC Corporation subcontracted McConnell Dowell Indonesia to build the plant’s marine facilities McConnell Dowell Indonesia’s scope of work included the fabrication and supply of 500 steel pipes a steel reinforcement for jetty and a material offloading facility Approximately 1Mt of LNG produced by the plant a year is supplied to Chubu Electric Power Kyushu Electric Power is supplied with 300,000t of LNG a year while Korea Gas Corporation is expected to import 700,000t a year Give your business an edge with our leading industry insights View all newsletters from across the GlobalData Media network. Claim:The video shows a mosque set on fire in India.Fact:The claim is false The video is from Indonesia and the mosque caught fire due to a short-circuit.Hyderabad: A video reportedly showing a mosque engulfed in fire has been circulating on social media with the claim that the religious place of Muslims was set on fire in India featuring images of the mosque engulfed in flames the fire started in a trader’s stall and quickly spread to the mosque at Luwuk Central Market in Banggai Regency Nearly all the buildings in the market were reported to have been destroyed The Tribun Palu also published a video report on December 9 providing details of the entire incident and stating that the fire was allegedly caused by an electrical short circuit we could geolocate the mosque in Central Sulawesi which further confirmed that the video is from Indonesia we conclude that the video is from Indonesia and the claim that a mosque was set on fire in India is false.