Separatism

Herb Feith Annual Memorial Lecture 2014

A story of mass starvation tells us much about media coverage and local government in Papua

Stories from Papua’s political prisoners show life at the edge of freedom

Recent violence shows the authorities share a disturbing mindset about the residents of Papua

Dozens of Acehnese drug offenders face the death penalty in Malaysia

Meaningful dialogue about the future of Papua requires that Indonesians and Papuans honestly address the past

From the highlands of Papua to exile in England, Benny Wenda is a leader of his people

There are big dangers in declaring success too soon

Hasan di Tiro returns to an Aceh in transition

Conflict resolution should move from a security to a justice approach

Whether Papuans support autonomy or independence, they should be allowed to speak freely

Images of highlanders at home and abroad

How Indonesia’s democratic transition transformed Aceh

Transition to a post-Suharto era in Jakarta could be window of opportunity for East Timor. What might that window offer, asks COKI NAIPOSPOS?

Australian volunteer LEON JONES was living in Aceh in the lead-up to the violence that eventualy left up to 2000 dead.

PETER CAREY finds many parallels between the conduct of the present-day Indonesian regime in East Timor and that of the Netherlands' colonial administration in the Indies before World War II. Not least, both governments took for granted their right to rule.

PETER CRONAU and MATTHEW BROWN find that Cold War methods live on in Indonesian consulates around Australia.

There are dozens of stories of ordinary people doing extraordinary things for human rights in Aceh. Here is a personal account of one such person.

A new generation of victims speaks out. Will Indonesia now negotiate?