(Deutsch) Indonesien als Lieferant für Nickel – Fakten und Hintergründe zu Menschenrechts- und Umweltauswirkungen (Factsheet)
(Deutsch) Aide-Mémoire: Menschenrechte in Indonesien 2015
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(Bahasa Indonesia) Semua Berawal dari Tragedi Santa Cruz
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(Bahasa Indonesia) Jagal: Rekonsiliasi Film Realis dan Teater Absurd
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Environmental activist murdered
In the spotlight, 28 May 2015
by Alex Flor
Last Saturday we lost a dear friend and colleague. Jopi Peranginangin was brutally killed in downtown Jakarta. He was stabbed to death with a knife or with a bayonette.
The alleged perpetrator is a member of Indonesia’s Navy. Was he just drunk, when he stabbed Jopi to death? Or was it a premediated murder, since Jopi was to release his research on corruption cases on palm oil concessions in June? Nobody ... read more
Posted in "In the Spotlight", Agro Fuels, Human Rights, Indonesia, Land & Indigenous Rights, Publications, Environment & Climate
(Deutsch) Religionsfreiheit in Indonesien: Das Verbot des Baus von Gotteshäusern
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Pra indonésio ver
02 May 2015
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Estadão, 02 Maio 2015
http://alias.estadao.com.br/noticias/geral,pra-indonesio-ver,1679860
Entrevista. Alexander Flor
A pena capital interessa a um presidente que precisa se posicionar entre um Mussolini e um covarde
Cristiane Vieira Teixeira
Localizada no descolado bairro de Kreuzberg, ponto central da efervescente cena artística berlinense, a Organização Não Governamental Watch Indonesia! ocupa um apartamento no térreo de um prédio antigo. Instalações modestas, decoradas com artesanato e fotografias da paisagem e do povo ... read more
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The Future of Paper
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Free and Unrestricted Access to Papua!
29 April 2015
tapol – Promoting human rights, peace and democracy in Indonesia
Durham Road Resource Centre
86 Durham Road
London N7 7DT
UK
T/F: 020 7561 7485; E: info@tapol.org W: www.tapol.org
Honorary President: Lord Avebury
Founder: Carmel Budiardjo
Mr Joko Widodo
President of the Republic of Indonesia
Jl. Veteran No. 16
Jakarta Pusat
INDONESIA
Dear Mr President,
I am writing to you on behalf ... read more
Posted in Activities, Joint Press Releases & Statements, Human Rights, Indonesia, Papua, Press Freedom, Publications
(Deutsch) Indonesien: Das schmutzige Geschäft der Palmöl-Produzenten
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Jokowi’s Indonesia: An Early Assessment
Southeast Asian Studies at the University of Freiburg (Germany), 27 February 2015
www.southeastasianstudies.uni-freiburg.de
[…] The second workshop panel added additional perspectives by inquiring into economic, societal, and foreign policy issues. Regarding the demands of civil society and advocacy networks, Basilisa Dengen of Watch Indonesia! pointed out in her presentation that the Jokowi administration appears to be fairly responsive to and interconnected with political grassroots and societal interests. Compared to previous incumbents, who remained rather detached from society, Jokowi can ... read more
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