(Deutsch) 1965: Das Jahr, das niemals endete
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(Deutsch) 1965: Das Jahr, das niemals endete
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(Deutsch) “Schnitt in die Seele” – Neuauflage wird auf Frankfurter Buchmesse vorgestellt
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Posted on 10:40 AM in Human Rights, Indonesia, Publications, Society & Religion, Watch Indonesia! in the Media
(Deutsch) Umsetzung der EU Biokraftstoff-Reform in Deutschland
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Tribunal a necessity for truth and reconciliation
The Jakarta Post, 01. Oktober 2015
http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2015/10/01/tribunal-a-necessity-truth-and-reconciliation.html
By Fynn-Niklas Franke
Prior to the Independence Day celebrations last month, the international European Association for Southeast Asian Studies (EuroSEAS) conference was held in Vienna, Austria, from of Aug. 11 to 14. The conference brought together 500 scholars and PhD students, including 130 participants from Asia, with 26 Indonesians participating also.
The event featured heated debate on relevant research topics related to Southeast Asia. One popular presentation related to the International Peoples Tribunal ... read more
Posted on 12:14 PM in History & Overview, Human Rights, Indonesia, Publications, Society & Religion, Transitional Justice, Watch Indonesia! in the Media
(Deutsch) Feature – Das Jahr, das niemals endet: Indonesiens dunkle Vergangenheit
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The Struggle against Impunity in Indonesia
September 2015
Conference Proceedings
Berlin, 23-24 September 2014Event format
We at Watch Indonesia! e.V. wish to commemorate the 10th anniversary of Munir’s death by organizing a conference on the topic of impunity in Indonesia, which will take place in Germany. We intend to discuss various human rights violations that have taken or are taking place in Indonesia, with special focus on Munir’s murder, the massacre of 1965 and the human rights abuses happening in East Timor. Germany plays a ... read more
Posted on 10:14 PM in Activities, Justice, Human Rights, Human Rights, Indonesia, Recent Activities, East Timor, Publications, Studies, Transitional Justice, Transitional Justice, Events, Watch's Studies and Reports
ICP Releases New Human Rights Report 2015
International Coalition for Papua, September 2015
www.humanrightspapua.org
In its latest report, the ICP brings together the research of 25 organisations and experts from in- and outside West Papua on the situation of human rights, indigenous peoples’ rights and the conflict situation there. It details in particular the demographic development and its causes as well as the ongoing violence by security forces that targets indigenous Papuans.The development of the human rights situation in West Papua during 2013 and ... read more
Posted on 08:07 AM in joint studies and reports, Human Rights, Indonesia, Land & Indigenous Rights, Papua, Publications, Watch's Studies and Reports
(Deutsch) Ein vergessener Massenmord
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(Deutsch) Elf Jahre nach dem Mord an Menschenrechtverteidiger Munir: Ein Mord ohne Täter?
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Posted on 06:55 PM in Justice, Human Rights, Indonesia, Information and Analysis, Publications, Society & Religion
Will REDD+ help save Indonesia’s forest, or create ‘carbon cowboys’ instead?
eco-business, 25. August 2015
The development of REDD+ in Indonesia as an experiment in bringing together carbon abatement, equity development and biodiversity protection is continuing to attract global attention. Simon Pollock reports.
During the past few years, the concept of REDD+ has emerged to protect forests and safeguard the livelihoods of those who live within and near them by providing a financial value for carbon left stored in forests.
Through REDD – which stands for Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and ... read more
Posted on 07:25 PM in Human Rights, Indonesia, Land & Indigenous Rights, Publications, Rainforest, Environment & Climate, Watch Indonesia! in the Media