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Govt eyes September for mass relocation of civil servants to Nusantara
Archipelago 1 year ago

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Govt eyes September for mass relocation of civil servants to Nusantara

With just under four months to go until the country celebrates its 79th anniversary, the government is finalizing its plans and preparations to relocate almost 12,000 civil servants to the new capital still under development in East Kalimantan.
Electing Jakarta's leader
Editorial 2 years ago

Electing Jakarta's leader

Jakarta will remain a strategic business and trade hub when the capital is relocated to East Kalimantan, which is why the political elites intend to preserve their control of the city. 
Interim Aceh governor coordinates Rohingya refugee issue with UNHCR
Archipelago 2 years ago

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Interim Aceh governor coordinates Rohingya refugee issue with UNHCR

Aceh's governor coordinated with the UNHCR about the relocation of Rohingya refugees in Aceh.
Poorly performing city employees to be relocated to new capital: Heru Budi Hartono
Jakarta 2 years ago

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Poorly performing city employees to be relocated to new capital: Heru Budi Hartono

The acting Jakarta governor warned that the city’s poorly performing civil servants would be transferred to the Nusantara in East Kalimantan.
Govt urges locals to move from Rempang soon
Archipelago 2 years ago

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Govt urges locals to move from Rempang soon

During a meeting on Tuesday, BP Batam chief Muhammad Rudi said residents of Rempang were given the choice of relocating to Tanjung Banon, still on the island, or to the neighboring Galang island.
Rempang unrest: A wake-up call for a rights-based planned relocation framework
Academia 2 years ago

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Rempang unrest: A wake-up call for a rights-based planned relocation framework

Indonesia has a long and troubling history of forced evictions, particularly of indigenous people and communities.
Agrarian conflict on Rempang Island and ‘new market despotism’
Academia 2 years ago

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Agrarian conflict on Rempang Island and ‘new market despotism’

Knowing that the Rempang conflict is an effect of the new market despotism, the government as the representation of the state should have intervened to defend the rights of the people.
The G20 and ASEAN leadership crowns Jokowi's presidency
Academia 2 years ago

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The G20 and ASEAN leadership crowns Jokowi's presidency

Under Indonesia's chairmanship, ASEAN upgraded the status of the ASEAN Secretariat into the ASEAN Headquarters and Jakarta as the regional grouping's capital.
The IPEF and Indonesia’s strategic autonomy amid big-power rivalry
Academia 2 years ago

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The IPEF and Indonesia’s strategic autonomy amid big-power rivalry

The IPEF has the potential to bring resilience to Indonesia’s economy, which is especially important given the uncertain future of competitive protectionism and volatile security. 
ASEAN Summit and the future of sustainable development in Labuan Bajo
Academia 2 years ago

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ASEAN Summit and the future of sustainable development in Labuan Bajo

In the community’s view, the government’s decision to bring in private companies to the Komodo National Park is just another strategy to relocate them outside the park.
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