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Refugees in Indonesia: Lingering in Permanent Limbo?

Refugees in Indonesia: Lingering in Permanent Limbo?


by Annika Püfke and Antje Missbach

In December 2021, for the fourth time within the last two years, Indonesian authorities saw themselves forced to facilitate a rescue mission to save 105 Rohingya refugees, mostly women and children, from deadly danger at sea. Having fled persecution in Myanmar and then become stuck in refugee camps in Bangladesh, the Rohingya had suffered perilous conditions for more than a month, trapped on an unseaworthy boat and insufficiently equipped ... read more

Posted on 04:44 PM in Activities, democracy, Human Rights, Indonesia, Information and Analysis, Publications
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(Deutsch) Watch! Indonesia – indonesische Filmreihe im BABYLON, Berlin-Mitte

(Deutsch) Watch! Indonesia – indonesische Filmreihe im BABYLON, Berlin-Mitte


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Posted on 05:51 AM in Agro Fuels, Activities, Visitor Programmes, democracy, Elections & Political Parties, Human Rights, Indonesia, Land & Indigenous Rights, Society & Religion, Environment & Climate
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(Deutsch) Extremismus in Indonesien: <br>Die Illusion einer moderaten Alternative

(Deutsch) Extremismus in Indonesien:
Die Illusion einer moderaten Alternative


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Posted on 11:33 PM in Human Rights, Indonesia, Information and Analysis, Publications, Society & Religion
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Rohingya’s last hope

Rohingya’s last hope


In the spotlight, 27 November 2016

by Alex Flor

It’s good to know that the Indonesian people and their government care about the Rohingya in Burma (Myanmar). However, besides demanding for acknowledgement as citizens and improvement of their human rights situation in Burma (Myanmar), Indonesia should underline its commitment by her own means.

Hundreds, or even thousands of Rohingya refugees came by boat. Many of them were rejected by Indonesian authorizies while still at sea. Indonesian navy ... read more

Posted on 02:09 AM in "In the Spotlight", Human Rights, Indonesia, Publications, Society & Religion
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(Deutsch) Religiös motivierte Gewalt in Indonesien: zunehmender Fundamentalismus und die Frage der Gerechtigkeit

(Deutsch) Religiös motivierte Gewalt in Indonesien: zunehmender Fundamentalismus und die Frage der Gerechtigkeit


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Posted on 06:22 PM in Activities, democracy, Justice, Human Rights, Indonesia, Information and Analysis, Recent Activities, Papua, Publications, Society & Religion
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(Deutsch) Der Bote des Unheils

(Deutsch) Der Bote des Unheils


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Posted on 02:53 AM in "In the Spotlight", democracy, Indonesia, Publications
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(Deutsch) Im Strudel

(Deutsch) Im Strudel


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Posted on 10:53 AM in Human Rights, Human Rights, Indonesia, Information and Analysis, East Timor, Publications
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(Bahasa Indonesia) LIVE! Report: Diskusi “Reformasi TNI”

(Bahasa Indonesia) LIVE! Report: Diskusi “Reformasi TNI”


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Posted on 09:31 PM in democracy, Indonesia, Publications, security sector, Watch Indonesia! in the Media
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(Deutsch) Osttimor: “Die Ursachen der Krise von 2006 sind nicht behoben”

(Deutsch) Osttimor: “Die Ursachen der Krise von 2006 sind nicht behoben”


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Posted on 04:06 PM in Human Development, Information and Analysis, East Timor, Politics & Democracy, Publications, Transitional Justice
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Dili Update – Notes from my visit to Dili February/March 2007

Dili Update – Notes from my visit to Dili February/March 2007


06 March 2007

By Henri Myrttinen

Overall Situation

The situation in Dili continues to be defined by the on-going violence, which tends to fluctuate in terms of its intensity and the stated reasons for it seem to change with time. What a year ago was a conflict within the security forces became a sectarian loro monu/loro sa’e conflict, this then morphed into fights between various gangs, most notably PSHT vs. 7-7. During the course of the approximately 3 weeks which I ... read more

Posted on 10:47 AM in Information and Analysis, East Timor, Politics & Democracy, Publications, Society & Religion
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