The oligarchy reaps profits from extractive industries and the government is focused on ensuring the comfort of the élite.
Indonesia
End the limbo: Refugees demand resettlement in Australia as Prime Minister Albanese visits Indonesia
Afghan refugees in Indonesia, not legally recognised and struggling to survive, seek a home in Australia.
Battle lines sharpen in Indonesia over contested Sexual Violence Bill
When it comes to speaking out against patriarchal violence, the law is stacked against Indonesian women.
Dita Sari is free! Mumia Abu Jamal must be free!
The release of Dita is a vindication the continued and uninterrupted struggle of the Indonesian working class. Another is needed: with the deck stacked against him, freedom for Mumia can only be won through massive, irresistible public pressure on his behalf. Now is the time to act!
After a century of anti-colonial resistance, will East Timor be free at last?
The people of East Timor have plenty of reasons to want to be free of rule from Jakarta. Since the Indonesian invasion in 1975, over 200,000 East Timorese — or one in every three — have died as a result of the occupation.





