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A new documentary seeks to explore the plight of refugees in Indonesia seeking resettlement in Australia.

The 2014 coup interrupted mechanisms of local democracy that emerged from innovations in the 1997 constitution.

Amid the chaotic contestation over natural resources in Papua, it is the indigenous women who are constantly pushed out of the arena.

A webinar for World Mental Health Day will showcase small sample of extraordinary individuals sharing their experiences in mental health in Indonesia.

These events are heavily political in the distinctively clientelistic sense that dominates in Indonesia.

Online and social media shows that several political parties are actively involved in the vaccination program.

Do local peoples—hunter-gatherer, farmers, and others who are “missing” from historical records—remember in the same way? In subjecting memories to maps, we alter the knowledge...

Reports from Afghanistan and contemporary memory activism teach us that memories of trauma run deep, as the author and others have found among the Sulawesi survivors of DI/TI.

The effects of decisions about sugar made during tumultuous periods in Indonesian history linger into the contemporary era.

The climate of increased repression is having a chilling effect on CSOs (civil society organisations), especially those with a human rights focus.

Citizen trust in Thailand’s political system has been seriously affected by the problems in the handling of the pandemic.

These case studies analyse both the psychological and communal effects of violence and natural disasters and how communities attempt to overcome their effects.