Indonesia calls for probe into Papua deaths Indonesia's National Commission on Human Rights (Komnas) called for a probe into the wave of Papua deaths.
Indonesia's anti-corruption bill ushered in The new Indonesian bill limits the ability to wire-tap corruption suspects in the graft-riddled nation.
Indonesia beefs-up security after IS-linked attack Police were searching for more suspects in the wake of the assassination attempt on chief security minister, Wiranto.
More than 16,000 flee unrest in Papua Papua has been hit by waves of mass protests and violence since mid-August.
Preparing Indonesia’s youth for 4IR To prepare the youth to excel in 4IR, Indonesia needs to redesign the education system and integrate technology in students’ learning.
Did the media hijack Indonesia’s student protests? While the media gives coverage to the student protests in Indonesia, some feel it’s working for an agenda.
ASEAN women are powering the coffee industry Up to 70 percent of labour in global coffee production is provided by women.
Hundreds arrested after fresh Indonesia protests Since last week, at least two students have died and hundreds more have been injured as a wave of unrest swept across the country.
Indonesians still free to marry off their children Indonesia’s amendment to the Marriage Act is a good first step but it may not be enough to end child marriage in the country.
Getting Indonesia 4.0-ready The government has chosen 10 national priorities as part of an integrated road map to transform the country.
Indonesian forest fires put palm oil under scrutiny Activists have accused major palm oil and paper companies of breaking promises to halt logging.
Indonesian student dies in law-change protests Authorities are bracing for more violent opposition to a major overhaul of the criminal code.