Law

The Kasepuhan community are at the cutting edge of a movement to restore customary forest rights

Succession within the Sultanate of Yogyakarta decides who will own vast tracts of land

Disability rights activists have called on Jokowi to account for his pre-election promises

The Reconciliation Committee has dashed hopes that Jokowi could improve Indonesia’s human rights record

Islamic State's growing Indonesian support base poses a serious long-term threat

The reality for women survivors of conflict-related violence in Indonesia does not match the rhetoric

A survey reveals that reporting of the Australians on death row did not foster better understanding of each country’s point of view

The International People’s Tribunal 1965 explained 

Pursuing justice through local initiatives

A brief conversation between strangers provokes thoughts on Australia–Indonesia relations

Robert Lemelson’s latest documentary film takes his audience inside the lives of the women, men and children living in polygamous families in Bali

Jokowi must accommodate customary rights lest his development agenda spur land conflicts

The criminalisation of a whistleblower shows how corruption can entangle even participatory development programs

Sugar Group membiayai pemilu gubernur baru Lampung supaya dapat menjaminkan perpanjangan sewa tanah

Sugar Group financed the election of Lampung’s new governor to secure the renewal of its land leases

Indonesia needs political reform, not just legal prosecution, to eradicate corruption in palm oil plantations

Indonesia’s unions are engaging in electoral politics in unprecedented ways in an attempt to balance the influence of business

Democratic institutions are increasingly burdened by the illicit transactions and collusive practices of politico-business elites

The Freedom of Information Act has largely failed to make government institutions more transparent and accountable