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Indigenous communities in Indonesia are facing significant threats from climate projects, such as geothermal and bioenergy initiatives, which jeopardize their lands despite government promises to recognize customary forests. A recent report highlights the alarming increase in land seizures and violence against these communities, emphasizing the need for genuine Indigenous involvement in decision-making processes. Discussions on Indigenous rights at COP30 were minimal, even as multiple countries pledged support for global tenure rights.