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Academia 1 year ago
PREMIUM
The new government and the illusion of Indonesian democracy
We the people, as civil society, have a duty to revitalize political education to provide the checks and balances necessary to uphold Indonesia's constitutional democracy and for us to avoid an illusion of democracy.
Academia 1 year ago
PREMIUM
Strengthening new paradigm of regional taxes and retributions
The belated controversy over the entertainment tax rates show that the central government, in particular the financial and home ministries, must take an active role in building the capacities of regional administrations to draft implementing regulations that involve meaningful public participation.
Voters Voices 2 years ago
PREMIUM
More election monitoring platforms pop up
With the Feb. 14 general election date quickly closing in, public movements are increasingly promoting the use of whistleblowing platforms dedicated to monitoring the campaigning and election processes, amid a rising political temperature and growing fears of possible foul play.
Voters Voices 2 years ago
PREMIUM
Young voters expect more public discussions with elected president
Young voters, who will make up the majority of voters in February’s election, are hoping that the new president and vice president will keep public discussions alive to ensure grassroots aspirations are heard in the future.
Academia 2 years ago
PREMIUM
Expediting the asset recovery bill critical for Indonesia’s progress
The asset recovery bill recognizes that asset recovery should not be limited to corruption cases alone, but also encompass a wider range of crimes that have a significant impact on the economy and financial stability.
