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An exhibition of wall-hangings and mixed-media depicts the experiences of European Dutch and Eurasian people in Indonesia during the Japanese Occupation, the Revolution and after

A census worker’s village visit reveals the absurdities of identity card data

Walking Jakarta’s northern coastline reveals communities experiencing disruptive and rapid change

Palu after the tsunami

More than 50 years on, mis-truths about the 1965-66 killings and what motivated them prevail in Indonesia. Geoffrey Robinson's and other books and films on the issue, based on archival research and analysis, continue to be of utmost importance to counter this movement against the truth.

The stories of Seno Gumira Ajidarma have helped to counter the denial of a national trauma

Refugees in Makassar protest the sudden increase in heavy policing by immigration authorities

Marking Inside Indonesia’s 35th year and 20 years since the fall of the New Order

Bilingual Chinese-Indonesian writer Wilson Tjandinegara built bridges within Indonesia’s literary culture

Identity and Pleasure: The Politics of Indonesian Screen Culture invites us to embark on a visual journey of difficult episodes in Indonesian history