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

Turning Undocumented: Struggles of Indonesian Undocumented Domestic Workers in Malaysia

The persistent problem of lack of protection for Indonesian domestic workers in Malaysia has led to a policy to turn undocumented workers to documented ones through a “calibration program”. Latest updates showed the popularity of this policy, attracting 410.000 workers.…

Liani MK16 Aug 2023

Seeking Equitable Pathways: Indonesian domestic workers continue to seek better recruitment channels in Malaysia

In pursuit of improved economy and labor welfare, a significant number of Indonesians seek employment in Malaysia as domestic workers. But loopholes in regulations have made them vulnerable to exploitation and illegal procedures, oftentimes from unscrupulous employment agencies. Yet, former…

Liani MK16 Aug 2023

Between Gender Expectations and Affirmative Action: The Complex Road for Indonesian Women in Politics

The path to politics is far from smooth for Indonesian women. Even before starting their campaigns, they must balance work and family life while facing strict cultural expectations and political obstacles. And the struggle may soon become even harder, as…

Indonesia’s Underprivileged Gen Z: The Poor, The Queer, and The Frustrated

In Indonesian public discourse, young people, in particular Generation Z, are described as well-educated, cultured, and tech-savvy, a generation producing the next wave of young, exciting start-up CEOs. Project Multatuli has looked into another Gen Z, one that is rarely…

‘Green’ Finance Bankrolls Deforestation in Papua

A plantation project in Papua has destroyed thousands of hectares of rainforest and decimated the traditional food sources of indigenous peoples, an investigation by The Gecko Project found. The project ground to a halt in 2014 because it wasn’t financially…

Between Nickel and A Hard Place: Plight of Indonesian and Chinese Workers Behind Electric Vehicle Boom

Workers in nickel industrial park in Morowali and North Morowali grapple with the grim realities of death, suicides, accidents, asphyxiation, contract violations, and wage reductions. The workers’ protests and grievances are met with imprisonment as the current Indonesian government continues…

Permata Adinda27 May 2023
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