Human Rights

A ruling of the State Administrative Court in Jakarta signals not only a legal retreat, but also a retreat from a promise

NGOs workers find solace in their cause and each other as they continue their struggles for reform

Is KGMP working to assist workers or to nullify resistance?

Indigenous Papuans use culture and Christianity to defend the land

Save Sangihe

A new way to write about mining and logging

The inside story of Indonesia’s quarter-century involvement in East Timor largely remains unexplored territory

What might Indonesia have achieved if it had not occupied East Timor?

Di Remexio, sebuah sub-distrik di selatan ibu kota Dili, berbagai peninggalan mengingatkan pengunjung tentang arus sejarah yang tetap mempengaruhi Timor-Leste hingga saat ini.

Letter to the Editor

Can they work together? Religious objections make it hard

Recent attempts to address the Indonesian genocide after 1 October 1966

Recent attempts to address the Indonesian genocide after 1 October 1966

Dealing with sexual violence in Indonesia calls for culturally sensitive and context-specific approaches