Indonesia

Assessing the Indonesia president and his rule.

Katharine McGregor and Jemma Purdey look at the Ubud cancellations, the police and Indonesia's 1965 massacre.

Dark days return to Indonesia, with censorship of its dark past.

Hamish McDonald reflects on the censorship of events marking Indonesia's 1965 massacre.

Amnesty International's Papang Hidayat outlines Indonesia's troubling legal flaws.

Less touring, more studying would serve Indonesian politicians well, argues Elizabeth Pisani.

Recent arrests reveal worrying signs of increasing religiosity and conservatism.

Rather than a swansong, karaoke king and former president should deliver an encore.

Jokowi heads to the UAE for arms (and more).

New light fails to brighten Indonesia’s darkest days.

Robert Cribb, Ariel Heryanto and Ross Tapsell discuss Indonesia's 1965-66 failed coup and atrocities.

Fear still reigns 50 years after failed coup and mass killings.

Australia’s 1999 mission to East Timor and lessons for today.

Refugee crises must be met by the power and spirit of regionalism.

How global companies influence human rights protection.

Indonesia needs to urgently help the rural poor access food and maximise land use, argues John McCarthy.

In the wake of Malaysia's Bersih 4 rally, Ross Tapsell looks at the rise of drone journalism & social media in Southeast Asia.

In this photo essay, Ray Yen captures powerful images of Kampung Pulo's demolition.

Forced evictions typecast victims as villains.

Australia needs to stop feeding Jakarta’s sense of self-importance.

People, politics and planning collide in riverside slum Kampung Pulo.

Forget the suits! Sport, 'walkabouts' and selfies will save Australia-Indonesia relations.

Living with the legacies of Indonesia's 'moderating president'.

Indonesia Project marks major anniversary with series of special events.