Indonesia

Recently introduced local regulations further narrow the space for reconciliation and human rights-based pluralism.

Relocation has some implications for not only military and defence issues, but also economic and environmental security.

A recent research paper casts doubt on the government’s ability to accurately determine available supplies.

Irresponsible sending agencies in Indonesia and stakeholders in Japan have found ways to manipulate and take advantage of a precarious cohort of migrant workers.

Poor consultation with local residents and traditional land owners, elite links and opaque deals with concession holders leave the new capital project vulnerable.

NU’s dependence on political influence will make it difficult to maintain neutrality and critique social and political problems.

For many years the Indonesian Government seemed determined to crush the villainy. That resolve is now being questioned.

Analysing the development of Filipino, Thai and Indonesian laws and policies for the achievement of the human right to a healthy environment.

Health authorities should focus their attention on remedying the notion that vaccine side effects are more dangerous than COVID-19 itself

The coal sector is strongly linked to national and regional oligarchs, and coal businesses often play a role as financiers for political candidates.

Equipping activism with a geopolitical angle might prove useful, giving environmentalism a base in foreign policy and economic nationalism.

What alternative designs have researchers implemented to manage the limitations of the "new normal"?

Dengan dihilangkannya kata ‘penghapusan’ dari RUU kekerasan seksual, bangsa tidak lagi berusaha untuk menghentikan kekerasan seksual...

In this webinar recording, meet extraordinary individuals sharing their experiences in mental health in Indonesia.

Food estates are costly and fail to value the application of ecological principles, especially local agroecological practices rooted in local communities.

Speakers will examine the extent to which Indonesian women have achieved equality in a broad array of political, economic and social fields

In this episode of the Nordic Asia Podcast Kenneth Bo Nielsen is joined by Olle Törnquist to discuss the main results and arguments in what he calls his endbook.

Indonesia’s decision to gamble with a degree of its strategic autonomy should thus be regarded as the latest reinterpretation of jalan tengah.

The anti-traditional rule of the Darul Islam movement had a tremendous impact on indigeneity and the way that it is constructed today among the Duri

Research conducted in 50 schools revealed that schools have become the arena in which to disseminate radical ideology

Nilai-nilai demokrasi di Indonesia terkooptasi untuk membantu tujuan yang tidak liberal

The banning of FPI or any other “anti-Pancasila” group is not a shortcut to ending deep-seated discrimination against minorities.

A survivor-centred perspective can transform the safety of women in society by pivoting on principles of justice and fairness.

Amid the chaotic contestation over natural resources in Papua, it is the indigenous women who are constantly pushed out of the arena.