Indigenous leaders Maria Tamboon and Romalyn Supitan from the Ati tribe in Boracay island on Thursday, July 20, show the Certificate of Land Ownership Awards granted to them five years ago. Tamboon said their land could be obtained by property developers once the Department of Agrarian Reform approved the petition to cancel the CLOAS awarded to them. The tribal leader called on President Marcos Jr. to intervene in their case. PHOTO BY MIKE DE JUANIndigenous leaders Maria Tamboon and Romalyn Supitan from the Ati tribe in Boracay island on Thursday, July 20, show the Certificate of Land Ownership Awards granted to them five years ago. Tamboon said their land could be obtained by property developers once the Department of Agrarian Reform approved the petition to cancel the CLOAS awarded to them. The tribal leader called on President Marcos Jr. to intervene in their case. PHOTO BY MIKE DE JUANIndigenous leaders Maria Tamboon and Romalyn Supitan from the Ati tribe in Boracay island on Thursday, July 20, show the Certificate of Land Ownership Awards granted to them five years ago. Tamboon said their land could be obtained by property developers once the Department of Agrarian Reform approved the petition to cancel the CLOAS awarded to them. The tribal leader called on President Marcos Jr. to intervene in their case. PHOTO BY MIKE DE JUANIndigenous leaders Maria Tamboon and Romalyn Supitan from the Ati tribe in Boracay island on Thursday, July 20, show the Certificate of Land Ownership Awards granted to them five years ago. Tamboon said their land could be obtained by property developers once the Department of Agrarian Reform approved the petition to cancel the CLOAS awarded to them. The tribal leader called on President Marcos Jr. to intervene in their case. PHOTO BY MIKE DE JUAN