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December 20, 2025Journal of Sustainable Development ScienceOpen Access

Customary Sanctions Against Indigenous Communities Who Never Carry out Ngayah Obligations Based on The Awig-Awig of Siladan Traditional Village

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ADA.A. Mas Adi Trinaya DewiNDNi Made Trisna DewiAMAgus Surya Manika

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Overview

Empirical legal research reveals obligations impact community participation in Siladan's customary laws, suggesting deep-rooted challenges.

Key Points

  • This research investigates the drivers behind the failure to fulfill ngayah obligations and examines customary sanctions in Siladan.
  • Conducted empirical legal research using interviews and behavioral observations.
  • Analyzed community obligations within the framework of customary laws in Siladan.
  • Finds factors like work demands hinder community participation in customary obligations.
  • Reports that customary sanctions still apply to those not fulfilling their obligations.

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Dewi et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6945e9325151ab1219e4d73dhttps://doi.org/10.46650/jsds.7.2.1739.72-80
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