Indonesian Protestors : Will They be Heard This Time?
“The government is increasingly ruined, we cannot let this go on for another 3 years” Editor - Southeast Asia Analyst...
Tag: human rights
Indigenous Communities : Forgotten Victims in Indonesia’s Haze Crisis
The smoke does not discriminate in the air, but the capacity to escape its effects is profoundly unequal. Editor -...
Refugees in Malaysia, Domestic Security Concerns or Regional Burden-Sharing?
Domestically, Malaysia should continue to provide emergency relief to anyone seeking asylum on humanitarian grounds, both...
Is it Safe to be an Activist in Indonesia? Political Violence Victims Memorialized by Students
“Keep them in our memory, as time passes the government is trying to erase history and this is the way we can keep them...
Myanmar’s Situationship With Southeast Asian Leaders : Normalizing Relations With Hlaing’s Government
Such an unusual arrangement between Myanmar and its fellow mainland Southeast Asian states where they hold diplomatic ties...
Race Identity Remains a Major Role in Malaysian Politics Amidst Election Season
With Indian and Chinese Malaysians making up a considerable voter pool in Negeri Sembilan, parties and politicians alike...
Grievances of the Chinese Indonesian Experience
Taking the tools offered by Indonesia’s democratization, these Chinese Indonesians process the trauma borne from...
On the LGBT Question in Indonesia
The fight for civil rights appears even more uphill considering the Muslim majority population and most cultures within...
Indonesia’s 2026 May Day Celebration is Unusually State Backed
Editor - Southeast Asian Analyst. Trade unions led by Kongres Aliansi Serikat Buruh Indonesia (KASBI) (Congress of...