(Deutsch) Ausstellung: “Urbanisierung, Klimakrise und zivilgesellschaftliche Initiativen in Indonesien”

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Posted on 11:08 AM in Activities, democracy, Human Rights, Indonesia, Project Urban Transformation, Environment & Climate

(Deutsch) Aufruf zur Kundgebung: Menschenrechte und Demokratie schützen – Straflosigkeit beenden!

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Posted on 03:53 PM in Activities, democracy, Human Rights, Indonesia, East Timor, Papua

(Deutsch) Dirty Vote: „Ich könnte mir Ignoranz nicht verzeihen“

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Posted on 05:46 PM in "In the Spotlight", democracy, Elections & Political Parties, Human Rights, Indonesia, Publications
Tags: 2024, Dandhy Dwi Laksono, democracy, Dirty Vote, Gibran, Indonesia, Joko Widodo, Prabowo, elections, Wahlmanipulation, Watchdoc

(Deutsch) Bericht #TalkAboutPapua: Zivilgesellschaftliches Engagement gibt Hoffnung

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Posted on 03:31 PM in Activities, democracy, Papua, Regional Conflicts, Events
Tags: #TalkAboutPapua, women's rights, Jugend, Papua, Westpapua, civil society

Elections 2024 in Indonesia: Analysis and Opinions (Article Series)

On 14 February, Indonesia will hold the world’s largest election in a single day. The approximately 205 million eligible voters are called upon to elect a new president and vice president as well as almost 20,000 representatives for the national parliament, the provincial parliaments and the district parliaments.

In view of their formative power, the presidential elections are widely in the focus of public attention. Since mid-November, the approved pairs of presidential and vice-presidential candidates who will run to succeed President ... read more

Posted on 07:57 PM in Elections & Political Parties, Feature, Indonesia

Elections 2024 in Indonesia: Analysis and Opinions (Article Series)

On 14 February, Indonesia will hold the world’s largest election in a single day. The approximately 205 million eligible voters are called upon to elect a new president and vice president as well as almost 20,000 representatives for the national parliament, the provincial parliaments and the district parliaments.

In view of their formative power, the presidential elections are widely in the focus of public attention. Since mid-November, the approved pairs of presidential and vice-presidential candidates who will run to succeed President ... read more

Posted on 07:57 PM in Elections & Political Parties, Indonesia, Information and Analysis, Publications
Tags: Arbeiterpartei Indonesien, Demokratie Indonesien, Elections Indonesia, Fatia Maulidiyanti, Haris Azhar, Human Rights Indonesia, Indonesia 2024, Menschenrechte Indonesien, Menschenrechtsverteidiger Indonesien, Wahlen Indonesien

Joint Letter on Indonesia’s Candidacy for Election to the UN Human Rights Council

19 September 2023

Indonesia is seeking to become a member of the UN Human Rights Council for the next two years. The elections for the UN Human Rights Council for the 2024 – 2026 period will be held in October 2023. Indonesia is re-applying for membership.

The Human Rights Council is the key UN intergovernmental body responsible for human rights, charged with overseeing, promoting and protecting human rights around the world. It needs human rights compliant states to be a credible body.

A ... read more

Posted on 05:03 PM in democracy, Joint Open Letters, Human Rights, Indonesia, Papua, Publications, Environment & Climate

(Deutsch) Das indonesische Wahlsystem

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Posted on 11:04 AM in democracy, Elections & Political Parties, Indonesia

(Deutsch) Antikommunismus und Massenmord: Indonesien 1965/66 als Blaupause

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Posted on 12:32 PM in Activities, democracy, Justice, History & Overview, Human Rights, Indonesia

Refugees in Indonesia: Lingering in Permanent Limbo?

by Annika Püfke and Antje Missbach

In December 2021, for the fourth time within the last two years, Indonesian authorities saw themselves forced to facilitate a rescue mission to save 105 Rohingya refugees, mostly women and children, from deadly danger at sea. Having fled persecution in Myanmar and then become stuck in refugee camps in Bangladesh, the Rohingya had suffered perilous conditions for more than a month, trapped on an unseaworthy boat and insufficiently equipped ... read more

Posted on 04:44 PM in Activities, democracy, Human Rights, Indonesia, Information and Analysis, Publications
Tags: Aceh, Asyl, Asylum, asylum seekers, boat, Boot, detention centre, refugees, Geflüchtete, Indonesia, Internierung, Rohingya