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Politics 5 months ago

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'RIP Reform': Democracy advocates sound alarm over return of New Order

The Indonesian Military (TNI) law amendment, which has expanded military roles in the government,&nb...

Editorial 5 months ago

Long live nepotism

Nepotism, as well as corruption and collusion, has proven to be deeply rooted in our society, w...

Politics 6 months ago

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TNI Law revision raises ‘dwifungsi’ fears

President Prabowo Subianto’s decision to press forward with a revision to the 2004 Indonesian ...

Academia 8 months ago

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Sounding the alarm: Why the TNI is 'recruiting' senior officers for 200 civilian posts

A little over a quarter of a century ago, Indonesians were up in arms about the military's domin...

Editorial 9 months ago

Policing the police

Recent acts of brutality have hardened disturbing doubts about the accountability of the police...

Academia 1 year ago

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Idealism and the folly of youth in Indonesian politics and democracy

Once championing democracy, meritocracy and anticorruption, many young politicians have made a 180-d...

Editorial 1 year ago

Not the military’s business

We must decline the TNI’s request to reenter the world of commerce, lest we allow thuggery to ...

Academia 1 year ago

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Is it time for MPR to amend the 1945 Constitution?

Any amendment should aim to achieve robust constitutional order and election governance with integri...

Politics 1 year ago

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Reform undone: Activists lament shrinking civic space, unresolved rights abuse

Indonesia’s democracy has gone backward since Reform, pushing the democratic values students a...

Editorial 1 year ago

An insidious proposal

If passed, the revised law will not bode well for the already tarnished image of the Constitutional ...

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reformasi

PREMIUM 'RIP Reform': Democracy advocates sound alarm over return of New Order

Long live nepotism

PREMIUM TNI Law revision raises ‘dwifungsi’ fears

PREMIUM Sounding the alarm: Why the TNI is 'recruiting' senior officers for 200 civilian posts

Policing the police

PREMIUM Idealism and the folly of youth in Indonesian politics and democracy