Indonesians Abroad

Beberapa lelaki gay Indonesia pindah ke luar negeri untuk menjalani kehidupan gay yang lebih sederhana dan terbuka

Jarak memberikan kebebasan seksual bagi perempuan Indonesia, namun ketakutan akan penghakiman terus membayangi

Distance can bring more sexual freedom for Indonesian women, but fear of judgment is still isolating

Some gay Indonesians move overseas to lead a more simple and openly gay life

Indonesians are bonding more deeply with Melbourne, through football and the Krakatoas

After decades of neglect, Indonesia’s diaspora demands more rights

Reviews: ‘Linking People’ and ‘Troppo’

Celebrating fifty years of the Indonesian Community Association of Victoria (IKAWIRIA)

A look into Indonesian migrant women, identity, and cultural performances. 

Mobile libraries and writers clubs reveal a rich reading and writing culture among Indonesian migrant workers in Hong Kong

Former migrant workers are finding new empowerment in the bureaucratic jungle of legal aid

Essays and Fiction is a new series of writing in Inside Indonesia that aims to give voice to more personal stories about Indonesia. We welcome submissions in the form of reflective pieces, fiction, artwork, or essays about travel and fieldwork experiences.

Returned migrant workers have much to offer, but have trouble achieving recognition for the skills they’ve developed abroad

Cosmopolitanism is a magnificent ideal for a world torn by divisions and it exists in Indonesia in some surprising places. But how deep does and can it go? Gerry van Klinken

An interview with Enrico Aditjondro

See the world and be exploited

Abused maids are not the only Indonesians overseas as success stories from the Indonesia Diaspora Congress show

Transgender Indonesian migrants are looking for romance and security in Europe, but nothing is easy 

Rebuilding trust in doctors will be an important part of Aceh’s post-conflict recovery