
The difficulty of protecting women in Indonesia
An anti-sexual violence bill has languished in Indonesia's House of Representatives since 2016 but the path forward remains fraught with difficulties, writes Adeline Tinessia.
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August 14th, 2020
An anti-sexual violence bill has languished in Indonesia's House of Representatives since 2016 but the path forward remains fraught with difficulties, writes Adeline Tinessia.
March 12th, 2019
Jakarta’s policies are eroding the nation’s democratic health. To preserve its democracy, Indonesia must reconsider its current cyber-policy and rethink its political censorship measures, Thomas Paterson writes.
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Read moreOctober 29th, 2018
Panicked prophecies about a rise of conservative Islam in Indonesia do little to address the underlying issues, writes Alia Huberman.
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Read moreDecember 7th, 2017
“If I go to the parliament in Jakarta, it’s easy for me to just call up someone and ask ‘do you have time for a chat?’ They might be a member of parliament or head of a commission, but often times they are willing to talk. That’s the sort of access you just don’t get in Australia, especially if you’re a young guy that doesn’t have a name as a high-flying journalist or a diplomat or a professor.”
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