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Ethnic Chinese experience a ‘reawakening’ of their Chinese identity

Ien Ang returns to Indonesia and her Chinese roots

Taking the law into your own hands is now commonplace in urban areas in Indonesia

Five Indonesian domestic workers face possible death sentences in Singapore

A Jakarta NGO is building alternatives to prostitution

Irfan Awwas sets out his vision for Islamic law in Indonesia

Protest poetry lives on in post-Suharto Indonesia

Three women authors take the Indonesian literary world by storm

Farmers illustrate their understanding of GM

The Forestry Law has not stopped mining in Indonesia's state forests

The elections show that Indonesian workers are not yet a major political presence

Munir’s death robbed Indonesia not only of a unique intellectual and activist, but of one of its brightest hopes for the future

There’s more than subversion in Indonesian jokes

Will victims of human rights abuses at last have their say?

The new Constitutional Court combines law and politics

The successful new party PKS is a moderate alternative to radical Islamism

Elections do nothing to eliminate sources of social tension

It’s difficult to get human rights education into Indonesian schools

Preman have had to change in order to stay in business