ECOLOGY & SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN THE MOLUCCAS
Fishing in the Sasi culture in Maluku
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Maurice Strong on the impending global environmental catastrophe...
"If we don't change, our species will not survive... Frankly, we may get to the point where the only way of saving the world will be for industrial civilization to collapse." -Maurice Strong quoted in the September 1, 1997 edition of National Review magazine. Maurice Strong is one of the most influential men in the world. He is a senior advisor to the Secretary-General of the United Nations, organizer of the Rio Earth Summit and former senior advisor to the President of the World Bank. When media mogul Ted Turner wanted to give the United Nations $1,000,000,000 to work on finding solutions for international conflict and environmental decline, he first consulted Strong. In the past thirty years, no single person has done more for the environment movement - and provided a platform for change - than Strong. With the publication of Where On Earth Are We Going? (TEXERE, April 23, 2001, 456 pages, clothbound, $27.95), Strong reveals his pivotal role in the political and environmental activist movements, and talks plainly about what remains to be done. And there remains much to be done. Strong provides a historical context by which to judge our progress in the struggle to save the planet from environmental degradation, and lends insight as to where we are heading. Eliza Kissya: "Today, people talk about sustainable development. But hundreds of years ago, our ancestors created and enforced sasi, laws which are still adhered to in our community". Eliza Kissya: Preserving the 'sasi' tradition against the odds
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📌 Berawal dari Sasi Adat, Dua Pemuda Maluku Tengah Terjerat Pidana
Mongabay | 26 Oktover 2025 ✅ Sasi: A symbol of local wisdom for environmental sustainability in Southeast Maluku IWLearn | August 27, 2025 📌 Sasi Lompa, Tradisi Jaga Pesisir Orang Haruku Mongabay | 18 Desember 2024 ✅ Local wisdom guards fisheries in Indonesia’s Maluku Islands Indonesia is rich in marine resources, but aggressive overfishing could unravel it all. Could the solution lie in the ancient tradition of Sasi Laut? The Jakarta Post | June 7, 2022 📌 Eliza Marthen Kissya, Penjaga Sejati Negeri Haruku Mongabay | 6 Juni 2019 ✅ The power of ‘sasi’: A sustainable taboo How sticks, signs and crucifixes help manage forests in Maluku Forests News | 23 JAN 2018 📌 UU Masyarakat Adat: Sebuah Pilihan Merdesa Institute | Agustus 15, 2018 📌 Bagi Masyarakat Adat, Kehilangan Lahan Sama Saja Kehilangan Nyawa WRI | 04 Juni 2018 Sustainable symbols: ‘Sasi’ taboos in Maluku, Indonesia
Center for International Forestry Research (CIFOR) / Januari 23, 2018 ▼ 📌 Pemerintah didesak bekerja lebih cepat bagi masyarakat adat
BBC | 17 Maret 2017 📌 Local Knowledge Conference: Temuan dan Tantangan Penerapan Sasi Laut di Maluku Pattiro | April 14, 2016 📌 Budaya 'Sasi' di Maluku Jaga Perikanan Potensi Republika | Kamis 04 December 2014 
Menangkap ikan dalam budaya Sasi di Maluku.
 Eliza Kissya wrote a book --
Sasi Aman Harukui (The Sasi of Haruku) -- in which he describes the sasi traditions and the kewang role to the public.  
Radja J.P. Rahail wrote a book about the customay law of Kei (Hukum Adat Kei ) ▼
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