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This is a Normative Juridical Approach study.

September 5, 2025Ipso JureOpen Access

Land and Digital Identity: The Potential and Threat of Electronic Certification to Indigenous Peoples

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SMSalha MarasaolyKhairun University

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This study demonstrates the potential threats posed by electronic certification to land tenure in indigenous communities, suggesting reforms for better protection.

Key Points

Electronic certification can offer efficiency and transparency, but it risks digital exclusion for indigenous peoples.
Indigenous communities often lack access to necessary digital infrastructure, which contributes to their marginalization.
The study emphasizes the need for reforming land policies to recognize customary rights through community-based efforts.
Without careful planning, digitalization projects may exacerbate structural inequalities that threaten indigenous land rights.

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Salha Marasaoly (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68bb4dfb6d6d5674bcd025f1 https://doi.org/10.62872/hfzgvz13

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This study demonstrates the potential threats posed by electronic certification to land tenure in indigenous communities, suggesting reforms for better protection.

Land and Digital Identity: The Potential and Threat of Electronic Certification to Indigenous Peoples

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Land and Digital Identity: The Potential and Threat of Electronic Certification to Indigenous Peoples

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