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Academia 5 months ago

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Change of narratives and the state’s return

Prabowo’s government and its loyalists seek to redefine the protests not as genuine expressions of public frustration, but as politically orchestrated chaos.

Archipelago 7 months ago

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Civic coalition slams online assault against critics

Election watchdog Democracy and Election Empowerment Partnership (DEEP) Indonesia director Neni Nur Hayati has faced intimidation on her social media accounts after accounts managed by the West Java administration showed her photo alongside a video reposted from Governor Dedi Mulyadi.

Academia 7 months ago

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Strengthening police as a civilian and democratic institution

The extensive authority held by the police is suspected to be a key factor triggering and enabling numerous complaints of alleged human rights violations.

Academia 9 months ago

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A breakthrough for freedom of expression in Indonesia

Does the recent Constitutional Court's ruling truly safeguard the digital rights of Indonesian citizens, or is it merely symbolic progress in a system still riddled with ambiguity?

Academia 9 months ago

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KUHAP revision: Why courtroom live streams need rules

Regulating the live broadcast of ongoing trial sessions is not equivalent to restricting journalistic work.

Politics 10 months ago

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Police regulation on foreign journalists sparks press freedom concerns

National Police chief Gen. Listyo Sigit Prabowo said foreign journalists could still carry out reporting in Indonesia without obtaining clearance from the police, as long as they did not violate the country’s laws.

Academia 10 months ago

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Recognizing authentic public expression and protests

The growing trend of labeling protests “paid movements” raises serious concerns about the suppression of dissent and the manipulation of public perception

Politics 10 months ago

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Alleged intimidations against ‘Tempo’ raise concerns on shrinking civic space

Several days after a Tempo journalist was sent an anonymous package containing a pig’s head, the outlet’s office in Jakarta received another box containing the carcasses of decapitated rats in what was seen as another attempt to intimidate the publication and its journalists.

Society 11 months ago

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Punk song on cops shouldn’t exceed limits, culture minister says

Culture Minister Fadli Zon says a song criticizing the police should not mention the institution directly and should stay within the boundaries of freedom of expression.

Editorial 1 year ago

Protect the planet, its experts

The work of environmental experts has been increasingly criminalized in Indonesia in recent years, jeopardizing not only individual freedoms but also the nation’s ability to address its most pressing ecological challenges.

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freedom-of-speech

PREMIUM Change of narratives and the state’s return

PREMIUM Civic coalition slams online assault against critics

PREMIUM Strengthening police as a civilian and democratic institution

PREMIUM A breakthrough for freedom of expression in Indonesia

PREMIUM KUHAP revision: Why courtroom live streams need rules

PREMIUM Police regulation on foreign journalists sparks press freedom concerns

PREMIUM Recognizing authentic public expression and protests

PREMIUM Alleged intimidations against ‘Tempo’ raise concerns on shrinking civic space

PREMIUM Punk song on cops shouldn’t exceed limits, culture minister says