Politics

LGBT rights and recognition have been under attack in the Indonesian media, for various reasons

Bandung’s civic improvement program continues after its patron is imprisoned 

An Indonesian transsexual movement faces challenges from within, as well as from without

An environmental movement is generating new forms of resistance by fusing traditional and contemporary Balinese art with social media

Aceh Singkil’s recent church burning may reflect common ways Indonesians have linked religion and region

Pohlman’s study provides sensitive and powerful testimony of the impact of this violence on women and girls

Reverend Mery Kolimon, researcher and advocate working on the 1965 killings in Eastern Indonesia, has a personal connection to this piece of history

A memoir by a former army officer offers insights into Suharto’s moves in October 1965

Australia’s role in the 1965 massacres

Kasus Rohingya mengungkap bagaimana sulitnya melawan kejahatan transnasional dalam migrasi paksa

Yogyakarta’s notorious Brajamusti elects a president

The Kasepuhan community are at the cutting edge of a movement to restore customary forest rights

Conspiracy as foreign policy

Disability rights activists have called on Jokowi to account for his pre-election promises

Labour rights have suffered under the Jokowi administration

The Reconciliation Committee has dashed hopes that Jokowi could improve Indonesia’s human rights record

Jokowi’s first 15 months in office have disappointed human rights advocates

Remembering the late Benedict Anderson, world renowned scholar of Indonesia, who passed away last month.

Elections are fuelling the forest fires in Central Kalimantan