Aceh

Years after the tsunami, people in Aceh articulate the fragility of life through religious idioms

Banda Aceh’s anti-tobacco efforts are unfairly focused on women smokers

Aceh’s Commission for Truth and Reconciliation has an important, though delicate, mission ahead

Contemporary Indonesian painter Mahdi Abdullah exhibits Acehnese culture in Melbourne 

The army’s over-immersion in civilian affairs is being encouraged by its role in food security projects

Aceh Singkil’s recent church burning may reflect common ways Indonesians have linked religion and region

Newly discovered military documents detail culpability for the 1965 genocide. Why has it taken so long to find them?

Herb Feith Annual Memorial Lecture 2014

An unlikely alliance between former rebels and a former New Order tormentor will test the limits of Partai Aceh loyalty

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

Mental health services have been seriously neglected in Indonesia, but emergency responses to the Aceh tsunami and conflict have led to new ways of thinking

Healthcare in Indonesia suffers from many chronic problems that only healthier politics can cure

Dozens of Acehnese drug offenders face the death penalty in Malaysia

Inside Indonesia revisits a series of articles from its archive on the theme of the death penalty. We asked the authors of these articles to write an update to accompany their pieces

The life and work of an Islamic teacher in Aceh shows that the struggle for gender equality is about much more than syariah.

The elections were tense in Aceh but in the end helped to consolidate the peace process

Aceh’s performing arts have blossomed despite the conflict and the tsunami

The authorities and the media promote vigilantism in Aceh

There are big dangers in declaring success too soon

Internet use in Indonesian NGOs is strengthening civil society