Law

Can vertical housing solve the problems of the urban poor?

Casual images taken in public spaces are now searchable data, raising new questions about consent and personal rights

A child abduction in the Central Javanese hinterland

Refleksi atas putusan PTUN tentang penyangkalan perkosaan massal pada tragedi Mei 1998

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

Citizens act to reclaim democracy

Farmers in Flores want a church-owned plantation to return their land

Voluntary Carbon Market (VCM) promises private participation towards a net sink future, but not a fire-proof one

A business alliance forged in 2008 between Joko Widodo and Luhut Pandjaitan formed the basis for a major axis in his presidency

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

Cyber troops spread disinformation to gain public support for the KPK Law revision

Penundaan pengesahaan Rancangan Undang-Undang Penghapusan Kekerasan Seksual (RUU PKS) berbarengan dengan peningkatan kekerasan terhadap perempuan

Delays to the Sexual Violence Bill have coincided with an increase in violence against women

The Dutch colonialists adopted the concept of domein verklaring (domain declaration) to claim control over a large part of Indonesia’s land. This act lives on in modern-day Indonesia, causing conflict and poverty.

Muhammadiyah’s response to the Coronavirus pandemic combines Salafi legal reasoning with medical pragmatism

Indonesian youth are buying more fake fashion despite some awareness of its harmful impacts

The assumption of the importance of financial reward has held back work to eradicate corruption in Indonesia

Shared images of Syariah punishment are a key strategy of social control in Aceh