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What is contemporary Indonesian art?

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Legislating against the supernatural

Reviews: Flipping the national story of 1965

An interview with Joshua Oppenheimer

Review: When perpetrators speak

Review: An act of manipulation?

'Truth takes a while, justice even longer'

Inside Indonesia: Conception and birth

Reflections of the soul

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Dancing the nation in migration

Indonesian women in Perth perform a ‘uniting’ dance

East Timor ten years after the referendum

A decade on, East Timor is still linked to Indonesia

The politics of remembering and forgetting

The people of East Timor are negotiating different conceptions of reconciliation in their daily lives

A problematic division

Managing the border between West and East Timor has been an ongoing challenge

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Review: From the dark side

Jusuf Wanandi’s memoir allows glimpses into the mindset of Suharto-era officialdom

Legislating against the supernatural

Indonesia’s parliament is cracking down on sorcery

Reviews: Flipping the national story of 1965

Recent ground-breaking publications, an internationally award-winning film and a major conference are opening up new truths about Indonesia’s past

An interview with Joshua Oppenheimer

The filmmaker explains that The Act of Killing exposes the imagination of terror

Review: When perpetrators speak

Joshua Oppenheimer’s groundbreaking new film raises disturbing questions about why perpetrators of the 1965-66 mass killings still enjoy impunity fo...

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Indonesia’s liberal art scene attracts adventurous Australian artists

Rebuilding trust in doctors will be an important part of Aceh’s post-conflict recoveryRead More

Asylum seekers from the Middle East and troubled parts of Asia can languish for years in difficult circumstances in IndonesiaRead More

ASRIANA KEBON speaks to Indonesian underage minors who were returned to Indonesia following age determination hearings in Darwin

Indonesia’s carbon stores spark international attention

Dozens of Acehnese drug offenders face the death penalty in Malaysia

European interest in Indonesian traditional healing has had its ups and downs, but in Java jamu reigns supreme, as it has for a long, long time

As this edition shows, the choices faced by those who leave Indonesia for work are anything but simple Read More

Pocket money given to intending migrant domestic workers comes at a price Read More

Indonesian migrant workers without visas - or sometimes even passports - rely on the help of middlemen to get past immigration checkpoints into East Malaysia Read More

Despite recent government negotiations, Indonesian migrant workers in Malaysia remain disempowered Read More

Undocumented Indonesian migrant labourers - known locally as kuli dollar - work long hours in difficult conditions in search of prosperity in Philadelphia Read More

Migrant domestic workers aspire to more than their home communities can offer and are willing to take risks to change their lives Read More

Indonesian fishers in Taiwan are beginning to fight back Read More

Against the odds, Indonesian domestic workers have achieved real change in Hong Kong Read More

Indonesian women in Perth perform a ‘uniting’ dance

A decade on, East Timor is still linked to Indonesia

The people of East Timor are negotiating different conceptions of reconciliation in their daily lives

A child abducted during the Indonesian occupation returns to her former home

Managing the border between West and East Timor has been an ongoing challenge

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Featured Photo Essay

Rebuilding trust in doctors will be an important part of Aceh’s post-conflict recovery
Read More

Asylum seekers from the Middle East and troubled parts of Asia can languish for years in difficult circumstances in Indonesia
Read More

As this edition shows, the choices faced by those who leave Indonesia for work are anything but simple
Read More

Pocket money given to intending migrant domestic workers comes at a price
Read More

Indonesian migrant workers without visas - or sometimes even passports - rely on the help of middlemen to get past immigration checkpoints into East Malaysia
Read More

Despite recent government negotiations, Indonesian migrant workers in Malaysia remain disempowered
Read More

Undocumented Indonesian migrant labourers - known locally as kuli dollar - work long hours in difficult conditions in search of prosperity in Philadelphia
Read More

Migrant domestic workers aspire to more than their home communities can offer and are willing to take risks to change their lives
Read More

Indonesian fishers in Taiwan are beginning to fight back
Read More

Against the odds, Indonesian domestic workers have achieved real change in Hong Kong
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