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, by ADITYA Nicholas Ryan
Jakarta — The head of the Southeast Asia Freedom of Expression Network’s (SAFEnet) Association of Victims of the Transactions Law (UU ITE) sub-division, Muhammad Arsyad, says that ITE law lies in wait for 99 percent of internet users in Indonesia.
This is because, he said, 99 percent of (...)
, by LAMB Kate
New draft bill, decades in the making, could also criminalise insulting the president and tightens abortion laws.
Indonesia is set to pass a new criminal code that could outlaw living together outside marriage, extramarital sex and insulting the president, among a raft of changes that rights (...)
, by BALOWSKI James, CNN Indonesia
The Indonesian Legal Aid Foundation (YLBHI) is urging the state to carry out a substantive internal reform of the National Police (Polri). This is because according to data gathered by the YLBHI and the Legal Aid Foundation (LBH) there were 115 cases of police negligence in handling problems (...)
, by AFFAN Heyder, HENSCHKE Rebecca
The sudden death of BBC Indonesia’s Ging Ginanjar at 54 has sparked many public tributes. The grief isn’t just about the loss of a popular editor, Ging was known for the key role he played in bringing about press freedom for the world’s largest Muslim nation, as his colleagues Rebecca Henschke and (...)
, by Jakarta Post
Indonesia is an increasingly dangerous place for people defending the environment and their land, activists have claimed, with recent data showing environmentalists being the most persecuted activists over the past four years.
According to Protection International Indonesia data, about 80 (...)
, by CNN Indonesia
Jakarta — The Institute for Criminal Justice Reform (ICJR) says that a Supreme Court (MA) verdict increasing the sentence against an activist who protested a mine in East Java and was charged with spreading communist ideas is an example of the law being used to silence activists or SLAPP (...)
, by ERDIANTO Kristian
Kristian Erdianto, Jakarta — Amnesty International Indonesia executive director Usman Hamid believes that during the four years of President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo leadership the protection of human rights has gone backwards.
According to Hamid, the Widodo administration has given too much priority (...)
, by HARAHAP Rizal
Anticommunist paranoia: Youth organization Pemuda Pancasila (PP) members are on guard in front of the Indonesian Islamic University’s Center for Human Rights Studies (Pusham UII) in Banguntapan, Yogyakarta, on May 8, 2017. They demanded that painter Andreas Iswinarno cancel his painting (...)
, by WALDEN Max
Representatives of all major local and international media outlets, including newswires, Al Jazeera, the ABC, and The Australian, were in attendance for the unveiling of a harrowing report entitled “Don’t bother, just let him die”: Killing with impunity in Papua.
The wider trend in Indonesia has (...)
, by DIMAS Jarot Bayu , PUTRI Budiarti Utami
The National Human Rights Commission (Komnas HAM) is reluctant to take part in the integrated team to investigate past gross human rights violations which is being touted by Coordinating Minister for Security, Politics and Legal Affairs, Mr Wiranto. The government plans to form an integrated (...)
, by Jakarta Post
Maria Catarina Sumarsih holds an umbrella during the 536th kamisan, a weekly silent protest in front of the State Palace in Jakarta, on Thursday, April 26. 2018. The protests have been held since 2007 to urge the government to resolve human rights abuse cases, including the 1998 Semanggi (...)
, by HENDARTYO Muhammad
Muhammad Hendartyo — Executive Director of Amnesty International Indonesia Usman Hamid called on the government to implement the moratorium on the death penalty this year.
“It is time for Indonesia to impose a moratorium on all executions in 2018, as Indonesia’s first step in eliminating the (...)
, by Press Agencies
Indonesia police ordered to shoot drug dealers to tackle ’narcotics emergency’
President Joko Widodo’s comments echo those of Philippines leader Rodrigo Duterte, whose drug war has killed thousands.
Indonesia’s president, Joko Widodo, has told law enforcement officers to shoot drug traffickers to (...)
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