Wahid Presidency

Across Kalimantan by boat and on foot

The search for consensus is taking time

An interview with the leader of a new, radical and militant sect

A Truth Commission could bring healing for a tragic past

A weak government struggles with 'people power', poverty and pulp companies

Greed and stupidity destroy the last peatland wilderness, home to thousands of orangutan

Without Suharto to help out, an Australian gold mining company in Kalimantan is having trouble with the local community

Popular protest closes a huge paper and pulp mill in Sumatra, but others go on polluting

Involved locals are saving one of the world's most beautiful marine parks

The Australian government needs to control Australian miners in Indonesia

Review: Tarian bumi is the story of four generations of Balinese women

Gender justice

Timorese women raped by Indonesian militias need justice. So do all the other women who survived New Order abuse

What if there were not just two genders, but five? In Indonesia, there are

Between girl power and the mother image, young urban women struggle for identity

Lesbians want to be themselves

Homophobic violence could be a by-product of the new openness

Poor kampung women double their income through their own micro-credit scheme

Rifka Annisa is educating the community about the nature of domestic violence