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Academia 3 years ago

All eyes on Indonesia’s Constitutional Court which could be on verge of making history

There are well documented cases of massacres, people being burned alive, executions of women who’d been raped and the killing of people who’d been used as human shields.

Editorial 3 years ago

New human rights hopes

Ironically, in a more democratic post-Soeharto Indonesia, the House has been picking mostly tepid commission members.

Academia 3 years ago

Let Russia withdraw from Ukraine

Between 9 million and 22 million Ukrainains died in the 20th century from famines and the violent persecutions of the regime in Moscow.

Academia 3 years ago

PREMIUM
After chairing G20 Summit, Jokowi should shift focus to Myanmar

Hun Sen has shown his penchant for undermining ASEAN’s collective action against the Myanmar junta.

Academia 3 years ago

People will believe a big lie sooner than a little one

Instead of publishing articles refuting previous reports, the United States and European media simply picked up the next story about “bad Russians”.

Academia 4 years ago

PREMIUM
Dutch apology to Indonesia – Return to sender, with a thank you note

The study may have opened a Pandora's box that could unravel the entire Dutch colonial history, and not just that specific period in the 1940s.

Opinion 4 years ago

ASEAN must step up to protect Myanmar’s children

With children’s lives on the line, such politics should stop immediately. ASEAN countries must come together to pressure the junta to end the violence.

Opinion 4 years ago

We must stop mass atrocities in Myanmar – now

The cardinal principle of non-interference among member states needs to be recalibrated if the grouping wants to be seen as respecting all of the principles described in the ASEAN Charter,

Opinion 4 years ago

Ah Khu and Ana: How many more will be lost while ASEAN looks the other way?

ASEAN can no longer look away. It must take extraordinary measures in this moment of our history.

National 5 years ago

Dutch legal system dampens efforts to heal from wartime atrocities

On Sept. 29, the district court of the Hague delivered its ruling in the case of Malik Lambogo, the son of South Sulawesi freedom fighter Andi Abubakar Lambogo, against the state of the Netherlands, putting an end to a four-year-long legal battle.

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atrocity

All eyes on Indonesia’s Constitutional Court which could be on verge of making history

New human rights hopes

Let Russia withdraw from Ukraine

PREMIUM After chairing G20 Summit, Jokowi should shift focus to Myanmar

People will believe a big lie sooner than a little one

PREMIUM Dutch apology to Indonesia – Return to sender, with a thank you note

ASEAN must step up to protect Myanmar’s children

We must stop mass atrocities in Myanmar – now

Ah Khu and Ana: How many more will be lost while ASEAN looks the other way?

Dutch legal system dampens efforts to heal from wartime atrocities

follow our Social media

Your Opinion Matters

Thank You

PREMIUM
After chairing G20 Summit, Jokowi should shift focus to Myanmar

PREMIUM
Dutch apology to Indonesia – Return to sender, with a thank you note