Jakarta’s Princess of the Dump
3 Jan 2018
Jakarta, Indonesia – Around 3,000 families live around Bantar Gebang, Indonesia’s biggest dump, scavenging through other people’s waste for a living. One woman is trying to change that.
Filmmaker: Hassan Ghani
Assistant Producer: Surya Fachrizal
Executive Producer: Andrew Phillips
Source: Al Jazeera
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