VOICED : As homelands devastated Indonesian tribe turns to Islam

The video discusses the transformation of Western Indonesia's rainforests into palm oil plantations, affecting the nomadic Orang Rimba tribe. Facing dwindling resources, some tribe members convert to Islam to gain government recognition and access to services. The video highlights the broader issue of deforestation and cultural shifts among indigenous tribes in Indonesia.

What has replaced the lush rainforests in Western Indonesia, affecting the Orang Rimba tribe?

• Palm oil plantations

• Agricultural farms

• Urban development

• Tourist resorts

Why have some members of the Orang Rimba tribe converted to Islam?

• To travel abroad

• To preserve their traditional ways

• To avoid deforestation

• To gain access to government services

What is a prerequisite for obtaining an ID card in Indonesia?

• Owning property

• Belonging to a religion

• Having a job

• Being married

What has led to the decline of nomadic tribes in Indonesia?

• Increased tourism

• Natural disasters

• Deforestation for mining and palm oil plantations

• Government policies

What change in government behavior is noted after the tribes' conversion to Islam?

• Stricter regulations

• Less interaction

• Increased financial aid

• More attention and recognition