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Revised Crop Cultivation Law disadvantages small-scall farmers: NGOs
Business 2 months ago

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Revised Crop Cultivation Law disadvantages small-scall farmers: NGOs

Despite the revision, many NGO activists said the law still disadvantages small-scale farm...
New House shows little sign of improvement, analysts say
Politics 2 months ago

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New House shows little sign of improvement, analysts say

Formappi noticed that elections had yet to show any sign of reward or punishment for lawmakers. Rese...
Expats undeterred by Jakarta protests
City 2 months ago

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Expats undeterred by Jakarta protests

Several foreign embassies in Jakarta have updated their websites to warn their respective citizens a...
No honeymoon for Jokowi and Ma'ruf after inauguration
Opinion 2 months ago

No honeymoon for Jokowi and Ma'ruf after inauguration

As this is his second (and last) term in office, understandably some expect Jokowi to slow down in h...
Student protest aftermath: Family questions police account of protestor’s cause of death
National 2 months ago

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Student protest aftermath: Family questions police account of protestor’s cause of death

After seeing the condition of her son’s body, the mother of Maulana Suryadi does not buy ...
Coal contracts in limbo
Editorial 2 months ago

Coal contracts in limbo

Six other major coal companies with contracts that will expire within the next three years have virt...
Youth have strong views, not apolitical: Survey
Politics 2 months ago

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Youth have strong views, not apolitical: Survey

The study, conducted by independent local pollster KedaiKOPI, revealed that today’s youth, or ...
Urban Chat: Quo vadis, Indonesia?
Lifestyle 2 months ago

Urban Chat: Quo vadis, Indonesia?

Do we always get the government we deserve? Individually, maybe not. Collectively, yes.
'Indonesia is a forgiving nation': Netizens baffled by election of scandal-ridden politicians
Politics 2 months ago

'Indonesia is a forgiving nation': Netizens baffled by election of scandal-ridden politicians

When lawmakers were done swearing their oath to serve the public by representing their aspirations, ...
Advocacy groups report police’s handling of protesters to human rights commission
National 2 months ago

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Advocacy groups report police’s handling of protesters to human rights commission

According to reports received by LBH Jakarta, the relatives of 73 people arrested during the Sept. 3...
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