如何证明这里是你家？揭露大马原住民土地结构性宿命

Imagine living on land your family has called home for generations, only for someone to tell you: "This is my land. You're trespassing." The difference? They have government documents. You have nothing. So how do you prove that this is your home? This is the reality for many Orang Asli communities in Peninsular Malaysia. The same piece of land can have two very different identities. To the Orang Asli, it is their ancestral land (Tanah Adat) — where generations have lived, farmed and built their lives. But in official records, even after the courts have recognized their customary land rights, it may still be treated as ordinary state land, open for development or allocation. How can both be true? Where does the problem begin? Join Pocketimes as we explore the legal and administrative system behind one of Malaysia's longest-running land disputes. [Credit] Producer: Tan Yong Seng Reporter: Liew Yi Min Presenter: Tay Jin Long