Our Fellow

Norjuliana binti Abdullah

Semai

Kampung Orang Asli Changkat Ramu, Slim River, Perak

A committed community organiser whose leadership is most visible through advocacy contributions to POASM, particularly in documenting community issues and strengthening Orang Asli voices within Act 134. She has developed stable alternative income streams via a village sundry shop, organic fertiliser production, and lemongrass cultivation, without leaving the community she serves. Her model of local economic leadership is quietly powerful and deeply rooted.

the Allyship Pledge

We recognise that a sustainable, thriving future is inherently relational and reciprocal. As signatories, we accept our shared agency and responsibility in shaping such futures. 

We will, therefore, take action and begin from where we are. In Malaysia, this starts with principled, intentional, and meaningful allyship with the Orang Asli.

We therefore commit to stand with the Orang Asli as allies: to listen with humility, show up in solidarity, and walk alongside them in their pursuit of justice, equity, and self-determination – whether as those who call Malaysia home, or as guests upon this land.

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