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Youth brawl in Southeast Maluku leaves two dead, police officers injured
Archipelago 1 year ago

Youth brawl in Southeast Maluku leaves two dead, police officers injured

Both groups were armed with air rifles, arrows and machetes. The clash resulted in two fatalities and 14 injuries, including nine officers from the Southeast Maluku Police.
Six arrested over election violence in Puncak Jaya
Archipelago 1 year ago

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Six arrested over election violence in Puncak Jaya

Police report that the five-month-long conflict has claimed a total of nine lives and left around 420 people injured. Additionally, at least 179 buildings and 28 vehicles have been set on fire by both groups.
Rights groups condemn latest clash over Rempang Eco-City project
Archipelago 1 year ago

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Rights groups condemn latest clash over Rempang Eco-City project

Rights groups have condemned a clash that erupted on Wednesday between the private security personnel of developer PT MEG and local residents that refuse to leave their land to make way for the Rempang Eco-City development project.
Arema FC, Persik Kediri supporters clash at regency border
Archipelago 1 year ago

Arema FC, Persik Kediri supporters clash at regency border

Supporters of Persik Kediri and Arema FC soccer clubs clash at the Kediri-Malang border on Monday evening following a match between the teams.
Prabowo urges supporters to cancel today's court protest
Politics 2 years ago

Prabowo urges supporters to cancel today's court protest

The head of a pro-Prabowo group said on Thursday that the president-elect had asked supporters in a telephone call not to hold their rally planned for Friday and urged them to respect the judicial process.
Beware of electoral conflicts
Perspectives 2 years ago

Beware of electoral conflicts

If the President fails to remain neutral, state apparatus will find justification to follow suit and the credibility of the upcoming elections will be in jeopardy.
Riot breaks out after soccer match in Gresik, injuring dozens
Archipelago 2 years ago

Riot breaks out after soccer match in Gresik, injuring dozens

The riot broke out after Gresik United lost to the visiting team with a score of 1-2. According to Gresik Police chief Adj. Sr. Comr. Adhitya Panji Anom, Gresik United supporters were disappointed with the home team’s loss.
Rempang riot: Between land acquisition and human rights
Academia 3 years ago

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Rempang riot: Between land acquisition and human rights

Rather than promoting a repressive approach, the Job Creation Law calls for an expanded space for dialog within the land-acquisition process.
Riau Islands residents clash with police, military against plans for new eco-city
Archipelago 3 years ago

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Riau Islands residents clash with police, military against plans for new eco-city

Residents of Rempang Island in Riau Islands province clashed last week with security forces in a demonstration against plans to develop the island into a new economic hub, which necessitates the eviction of hundreds of families from their homes before the end of the month.
Freedom of religion vs freedom of expression: Where the road splits
Academia 3 years ago

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Freedom of religion vs freedom of expression: Where the road splits

Since the mid-2000s, interfaith dialogues have become one of Indonesia’s flagship diplomatic initiatives. 

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