In light of these rapid changes, the Kuy at Sra Em have grievances, but are uncertain about what to do.113 Those affected by the integration of border regions into national policy do not have mechanisms to contest their resulting marginalisation.114 An elderly woman in one focus group said, ‘We have lost some of our cultivated land. Who can we ask for help?’ 115 A middle-aged man said, ‘I am upset about the new villages. Large forests have gone because of them. I don’t know what to do. I used to collect lots of resin before.’ 116 A young man said, ‘Before, when I walked in the forest, I saw a lot of animals. Now I rarely see them.’ 117 When I asked whether they thought of the possibility of migrating to work in cities, another man in the group said, ‘We are proud of our way of life. We are not in the habit of working for other people for money. We cannot leave our place.’