Land ownership for Orang Asli is established under the Aboriginal Peoples Act of 1954 (Act 134). However, this provision does not protect Asli’s position in terms land ownership. This has led to claim after as a result competitiveness and conflict that arise development. The objectives research were analyze elements communal from an expert's perspective using Fuzzy Delphi method. method was use...

<p class="Abstract"><span lang="EN-US">The<em> Orang Asli</em> have been marginalized in many aspects including education. Despite the various support and assistance provided by government, their development educational process is still lagging. However, there are cases of <em>Orang children who managed to complete The objective study identify success factors that ...