Indonesian Domestic Workers’ Long Wait for Reform

President Prabowo Should Seek Passage of Domestic Workers’ Protection Bill

The Overlooked Crisis of Domestic Violence in the Workforce

Racism and Repression in West Papua

Five books, reviewed by Andreas Harsono, describe West Papua's tormented history

Filep Karma: political prisoner who fought racism in West Papua

Religious Intolerance, Discriminatory Regulations Against Minorities in Indonesia

Indonesia: Racism, Discrimination Against Indigenous Papuans

Ensure Access to Health Care, Education, and Livelihoods in West Papua

EU Anti-Deforestation Talks Shouldn’t Sideline Frontline Communities

Environmental Groups, Indigenous Communities Provide Critical Input

Pope Francis Visits Indonesia Amid Rising Religious Intolerance

Roman Catholic Leader Should Call on Authorities to Protect Minority Rights

Indonesian Police Crack Down on Anti-Corruption Protests

Students, Workers Accuse President Joko Widodo of Nepotism

Australia: Raise Rights Concerns in Indonesia Meetings

Important Opportunity for New Prabowo Administration to Restore Jakarta’s Standing

Community Consultations Must Also Include Women — Not Just Men

Prominent Rights Lawyer Shot in West Papua, Indonesia

Yan Christian Warinussy Recovering, But No Suspects Arrested

Indonesia: Investigate Killing of Journalist and His Family

Tribata TV Reporter Alleged Military Corruption

Indonesian Government Acts to Protect Student Media

University Leaders Should Bolster Press Freedom on Campus