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Norwegian director Dag Johan Haugerud’s film “Dreams,” which clinched the prestigious Berlin Golden Bear, has made waves in international sales, facilitated by M-Appeal. The film narrates Johanne’s journey as she …
International Success for Dag Johan Haugerud’s Berlinale Triumph ‘Dreams’ Read More
In a brave stand for justice, a group of residents from South Sumatra has sought protection from Indonesia’s National Human Rights Commission after facing intimidation for suing three pulpwood companies …
South Sumatra Residents Campaign Against Pulpwood Companies Over Haze Pollution Read More
The ongoing debate surrounding the revision of Law No. 34/2004 concerning the Indonesian Military (TNI) raises concerns about civilian supremacy and human rights. Critics argue that amendments may revert to …
Balancing Civilian Supremacy and Military Professionalism in Indonesia’s TNI Law Revision Read More
The ongoing discussion surrounding the revision of Law No. 34/2004, which governs the Indonesian Military (TNI), has sparked concerns of retrogression to a dual military role. Critics argue that reforms …
The TNI Law Revision: Balancing Military Enhancement and Civilian Supremacy Read More
In a call to action, Human Rights Watch and six Indonesian human rights organisations urge parliament to dismiss proposed amendments to the 2004 armed forces law, which threaten to broaden …
Indonesia’s Proposed Military Law Amendments Pose Human Rights Threats Read More
As Indonesia’s House of Representatives prepares to pass a contentious military law, human rights advocates are raising alarms. They fear that the proposed changes, permitting military personnel to assume civilian …
Concerns Rise as Indonesia Moves to Expand Military Authority in Civilian Roles Read More
The recent conviction of Ratu Thalisa, a transgender influencer from Indonesia, for making a remark about Jesus Christ’s hair has ignited a firestorm of debate about free speech and human …
Indonesian Trans Woman’s Jail Sentence for Jesus Remark Sparks Outcry Read More
In a bold move, Indonesia’s Catholic human rights minister, Natalius Pigai, has advocated for a dedicated religious freedom law aimed at ending discrimination against religious minorities within the predominantly Muslim …
Indonesia’s Human Rights Minister Advocates for Religious Freedom Law Read More
In the bustling heart of Ubud, Bali, tourists are urged to tread carefully along Jalan Raya Kedewatan, where a large section of sidewalk has fallen into disrepair. Located near the …
Bali Tourists Urged to Navigate Ubud’s Sidewalk Hazards with Care Read More
In recent years, Southeast Asian nations have intensified their campaigns to reclaim cultural artefacts appropriated during colonial times. Notable successes in 2024 include the return of a 900-year-old bronze statue, …
Southeast Asia’s Cultural Reclamation: A Growing Movement for Artefact Return Read More