PSN for Dummies: If I Invested in Indonesia’s Strategic Projects

Sixty-seven residents of Wadas Village were arrested after opposing an andesite quarry for the Bener Dam in Central Java. A total of 518 families were evicted to make way for…

Permata Adinda24 Jun 2026

Operation Salemba I: How an Indonesian Activist Was Tracked, Attacked, and Denied Answers

  Four soldiers have been convicted over the acid attack on human rights activist Andrie Yunus. But Project Multatuli’s investigation found signs of a wider intelligence operation, with more suspects, stolen civilian identities, and a military trial that left key…

A ‘New’ New Order? Press Freedom in Indonesia Takes a Backward Turn

For the Indonesian media, there’s one key difference between the Jokowi and Prabowo administrations: the former monitored newsrooms from the outside, whereas the latter has people watching from within.    THERE was a period in April 2025 when Cica had…

Viriya Singgih9 Jun 2026

Breathing in Plastic: When City Life Leaves No Choice but to Swallow Pollution

Indonesia’s plastic crisis no longer ends at the landfill or the market. Recent studies have detected microplastics in rainwater, urban air, and human biological samples. This raises a harder question: what happens when pollution becomes something people breathe and carry…

Ronna Nirmala13 May 2026

From a Photo to Abuse: How AI Is Used to Harm Women Online in Indonesia

Trigger warning: The story contains descriptions of digital sexual abuse and violence. AI tools are making it easier to create sexualized images without consent while victims face real-world consequences and live in fear. Big tech platforms, from Meta to X,…

Winda Charmila21 Apr 2026

Major Nickel Supplier Harita Knew About Water Contamination at Indonesian Operation for a Decade

Harita Group’s Indonesian nickel mines feed the supply chains of some of the world’s biggest electric vehicle makers. But the conglomerate’s own internal monitoring showed the operation was polluting local waters for years with the toxic “Erin Brockovich” chemical, chromium-6.…

The Butterfly Effect: When a Storied Genus Heads Toward Extinction

In a chaotic world of collectors, deforestation and climate change, the silent threat of butterfly extinction gives a quite literal meaning to the term “butterfly effect”.  The reporting for this story was made possible by a Pulitzer Center Rainforest Reporting…

Titah AW24 Feb 2025

Merauke’s Land-Hungry Sugar Rush: How Tycoons Seize Indigenous Land with Government and Military Backing

Merauke is once again in the crosshairs of Indonesia’s food ambitions. A program that failed spectacularly more than a decade ago has been revived. This time, the government has enlisted the military and palm oil companies to clear vast forests,…

How Jokowi Set Disaster in Motion with New Capital Project

Displacement and ecological disasters continue to unfold as a result of the development of IKN, representing the most extensive exploitation legacy of former Indonesian President Jokowi.

Permata Adinda5 Dec 2024

Defending Their Homes: Indigenous Women Fight State Greed

A group of women from an indigenous village on Flores Island, East Nusa Tenggara, opposed the location of a dam, one of the National Strategic Projects of then-President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo. Covering over 617 hectares, the Lambo Reservoir, slated for…

Ian Bala22 Nov 2024

Will Indonesia’s Biodiesel Push Put Its Climate Goals at Risk?

Environmentalists warn the plan to increase palm oil content in biodiesel will mean more deforestation, despite its association with renewables Indonesia is aiming to increase its use of biodiesel blends as a renewable and alternative fuel, but critics say it…

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