More Than 150 Rohingya Refugees Rescued off Indonesia: UN
More than 150 Rohingya refugees including women and children have been rescued off the coast of Indonesia after their boat ...
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Indonesia Landslide Death Toll Rises to 20 as Search Ends
Indonesian authorities said they have ended a search and rescue operation after a landslide in central Indonesia that left 20 ...
Singapore and Indonesia Launch Cross-Border QR-Code Payments
Singapore and Indonesia launched cross-border payment services, as part of a regional drive to boost connectivity.
Explosion Outside Cathedral in Indonesia: Media
An explosion occurred outside a cathedral in the Indonesian city of Makassar on Sunday, local media reported, in what a ...
Fossil Fuel Pollution Causes One in Five Deaths Globally: Study
Fossil fuel pollution caused more than eight million premature deaths in 2018, accounting for nearly 20 percent of adult mortality ...
Indonesia’s Attempts to Quell Papua Unrest Likely to Backfire: Experts
In an effort to quell unrest and win the trust of the West Papuan people, the Jokowi led government has ...
Indonesia Rights Commission Calls for Probe into Papua Deaths
Papua has been hit by mass protests and violence fuelled by racism by Indonesians as well as calls for self-rule ...
Thousands Scramble to Flee Unrest in Indonesia’s Papua
The incidents come against a backdrop of a long history of reported rights abuses in the region.
Where and Why Do Modern Pirate Attacks Happen?
When you hear about pirates, the first thing that probably comes to mind is images of an era long past, ...
At Least 20 Killed, Dozens Injured in Papua Unrest: Indonesian Military
At least 20 people were killed and dozens more injured as fresh unrest erupted in Indonesia's restive Papua region Monday, ...
Indonesia Blocks Internet in Papua Amid Major Unrest, Rioting
Indonesia has cut off internet access in unrest-hit Papua over fears that a stream of offensive and racist online posts ...
‘Slavery’ on the Seas: Forced Labor Widespread in Global Fishing Industry
Enslaved, beaten, malnourished, and so desperate for water he had to collect condensation to drink: Rahmatullah left Indonesia seeking better ...
Indonesia Should Prevent Religious Conflict, but its Blasphemy Law Does More Harm than Good
Indonesia has the right and duty to prevent religious conflict, but its current blasphemy law does more harm than good. ...
More Persecution Against LGBTI in Indonesia as Election Nears
The number of attacks against transgender individuals in Indonesia is seeing a rise ahead of the general election, with more ...
‘Doomsday:’ More Than 1,000 Feared Missing in Indonesia Disaster
More than a thousand people could still be missing after Indonesia's devastating quake-tsunami, officials said Friday, drastically upping the number ...
‘Why Are They Leaving Me:’ Indonesian Abandoned in Quake Chaos
The Sunday earthquake in Indonesia killed at least 131 people and damaged tens of thousands of buildings, just a week ...
Widespread Use of Force in Indonesia’s Schools Must Be Stopped
Use of force at schools has become increasingly widespread in Indonesia over the past years, but education with coercion should ...
Indonesia’s Underdeveloped Regions Need Innovative Programs
Underdeveloped regions are one of Indonesia's national government’s priorities, but to address the problems strong vision, programs, and leadership on ...
Indonesia Needs to Address Persistent Gender Inequality Problem
Gender inequality is one of Indonesia's main issues, but the government's support and goals towards equality have yet to translate ...
Indonesia Passes Tougher Terror Law After Suicide Attacks
Indonesian police will now be allowed to detain terror suspects for as long as 21 days, and they will also ...
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