

Forest fires driven by El Niño and by corporate expansion
By Nuevaterra Mambor October 31, 2026 Instagram kualimerahputih Jayapura, Jubi – Forest and land fires (karhutla) should not be attributed solely to El Niño and climate change, but must also be examined in the context of economic activities and corporate expansion that contribute to environmental destruction, said Franky Samperante, executive director of the Pusaka Bentala Rakyat Foundation. Samperante made the remarks while presenting a paper titled Scapegoating Forest Fires
West Papua Daily
2 days ago


Country Report: West Papua
By Grace Condon The Morning Star flag, a banned symbol of the independence movement in the Indonesian province of West Papua. Photo:...
Genocide Watch
Sep 6, 2022


Genocide Watch Countries of Concern: July–December 2020
By Eric Ross and Nat Hill The purpose of this Genocide Watch report on Countries of Special Concern is to report on developments in...
Genocide Watch
Mar 13, 2021


77 Lashes for a Gay Couple in Indonesia
Troubling Trend of Anti-LGBT Actions By Kyle Knight Authorities in Indonesia’s Aceh province publicly flogged two gay men 77 times each...
Human Rights Watch
Jan 31, 2021


The US can no longer turn a blind eye to abuses in Papua
The Biden administration has to reconsider its support for the Indonesian military until it addresses abuse of civilians. By Joanne Lin...
Al Jazeera
Dec 17, 2020


Brutal Attack in Indonesia Targets Christian Farmers
By Andreas Harsono On November 27, Islamist militants attacked the Christian-majority village of Lembantongoa in Sulawesi, Indonesia,...
Human Rights Watch
Dec 2, 2020


Human Rights Watch urges Indonesia to free Papuan activists
A member of the Papuan Student Alliance (AMP) holds a Bintang Kejora (Morning Star) flag as he stands in front of dozens of police...
The Jakarta Post
Jun 12, 2020







































































