Cops and kids

Indonesian police reveal their soft spot

An urban tale

Strange companions in Jakarta's Jalan Jaksa

Return of the sultans

After the New Order, pomp and ceremony is returning to dusty palaces all over Indonesia

Trial by fire

Taking the law into your own hands is now commonplace in urban areas in Indonesia

Maids face death penalty

Five Indonesian domestic workers face possible death sentences in Singapore

Fixing Papua's history?

Scholarly research and political reality meet in a Dutch inquiry into Papua

The year that never ended

Oral histories of 1965

Watching the vote

140,000 progressive Muslim volunteers monitored Indonesia’s April elections

The Politics of Power

Denise Leith makes a significant contribution to the debate surrounding the Freeport mine

More than just sex

Three women authors take the Indonesian literary world by storm

A day in Flores

Teaching kids is about the little things

Labour loses - again

The elections show that Indonesian workers are not yet a major political presence

Munir (1965 -2004)

Munir’s death robbed Indonesia not only of a unique intellectual and activist, but of one of its brightest hopes for the future

Political humour

There’s more than subversion in Indonesian jokes

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