Film review: Bitter Honey
Robert Lemelson’s latest documentary film takes his audience inside the lives of the women, men and children living in polygamous families in Bali
Putu gives God a hand
Recipient of the 2014 Khatulistiwa prize for poetry, Oka Rusmini's award-winning short story 'Putu Gives God a Hand' is a sharply witty critique of Balinese culture
Indonesian migrant workers hone their activist sensibilities at a protest in Hong Kong - istolethetv at flickr.com
Former migrant workers are finding new empowerment in the bureaucratic jungle of legal aid
A user-generated computer game developed by Jokowi’s team asks supporters to join Jokowi-Jusuf Kalla on impromptu visits - Generasi Optimis
Social media promotes political engagement among youth, but at the expense of accurate information and real-world political effects
Gregorius Rato - Irfan Kortschak
The criminalisation of a whistleblower shows how corruption can entangle even participatory development programs
HIV/AIDS is spreading rapidly because of the profound inequalities that afflict Papua
Resource stripping in Batur, Bali - Graeme MacRae
Beyond the tourism and real estate frontiers in Bali is a small branch of the global resource frontier.
Chinese whispers: The art of reflection
Essays and Fiction is a new series of writing in Inside Indonesia that aims to give voice to more personal stories about Indonesia. We welcome submissions in the form of reflective pieces, fiction, artwork, or essays about travel and fieldwork experiences.
Halimah
A life in exile
Review: Seeking peace without justice
The memoir of a former human rights commission official gives insights into handling of human rights in Indonesia in the late New Order and early reformasi period