Nationalist rhetoric is impeding climate action in Indonesia

It's time for an editorial change again! Read on to find messages from the outgoing and incoming editors, Becky Gidley and Elly Kent.

Indonesia’s labour unions refer to the new omnibus legislation proposed by the government as RUU Cilaka, which sounds like the Bahasa Indonesia word for “wretched”.

The ILO is making slow but sure progress towards SDGs on human trafficking and forced labour in Myanmar, writes Gary Rynhart.

Jokowi's priorities for his second term revolve around human resources development, but not human rights.

Indonesia’s labour unions refer to the new omnibus legislation proposed by the government as RUU Cilaka, which sounds like the Bahasa Indonesia word for “wretched”.

Poverty reduction efforts in Indonesia need to also tackle issues of shame and social exclusion.

Public shock should be channelled towards real empowerment of indigenous communities.

On the unstable historical foundations of Singapore's (supposed) two-hundredth birthday.

The latest extension of Islamic criminal law was kept under wraps, even for Bruneians.

Despite the rise of disinformation innovations, social media still holds genuine democratic potential.

Data on killings reconfirm how pervasive electoral violence remains.

An urban poor community fight to save their homes in the face of arrests and arson.

The passing of Nuon Chea raises questions regarding the legacy of the Khmer Rouge tribunal and in particular about the recognition of genocide.

ដីធ្លី, អារម្មណ៍, និងថាវរកម្មនៃអំណាចនៅកម្ពុជា

Divisions in Cambodia's opposition have created divergent ideas about the best path forward.

As Pope Francis lands in Thailand, Katewadee Kulabkaew unpacks hardline fears that the Catholic Church is like "a stealthy python" that will swallow Buddhism.

Reconsidering an oft-overlooked chapter in Vietnam’s decolonisation.

A glimpse into the current state of mother tongue education and its connections to the broader ethnic reconciliation process.