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The tribe who can’t read so can’t vote – BBC News
About 190 million people in Indonesia will be eligible to cast their votes on 17 April, in what is being called one of the most complicated single-day elections in history. For illiterate communities in remote areas of the vast archipelago it is a daunting task. The BBC travelled to hear the aspirations of Dayak Meratus tribes in remote Borneo ahead of the poll.
Video by Abraham Utama of BBC Indonesian and Danny Vincent.
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