Politics

Yogyakarta’s notorious Brajamusti elects a president

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

Conspiracy as foreign policy

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

Labour rights have suffered under the Jokowi administration

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

Jokowi’s first 15 months in office have disappointed human rights advocates

Remembering the late Benedict Anderson, world renowned scholar of Indonesia, who passed away last month.

Elections are fuelling the forest fires in Central Kalimantan

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

The influence of music videos in the 2014 electoral campaign

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

Ongoing impunity for perpetrators continues to impact on the lives of women survivors

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

Women who survived ‘1965’ in eastern Indonesia demand state recognition

Young researchers discover that the victims of history hold a secret every Indonesian should know

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

Communism continues to be a taboo in Indonesia but ‘former communists’ have finally regained their rights

Nils Bubandt brings an exciting new approach to the study of Indonesia's politics