To gain a deeper understanding of the nature of vote-buying in elections, including regional head elections (pilkada), the Election and Democracy Syndicate (SPD), with support from the Tifa Foundation, conducted a study on a roadmap for addressing vote-buying.
Democratic governance of economic institutions at the local level will be able to accommodate the interests of all members of the community, including the poor and vulnerable groups.
On May 30, 2018, with the support of the Tifa Foundation, SEA Junction will host a panel discussion on the impact of environmental degradation, climate change, and natural disasters on human displacement (displacement, migration, and planned relocation) in Southeast Asia. This event aims to raise awareness and broaden the discourse on the conditions and experiences of refugees and asylum seekers in the Southeast Asian region.
The courts are one of the institutions targeted for reform. The goal of judicial reform is to create an independent, fair, professional, and ethical institution
Conflicting claims over the truth have always arisen throughout history, including during the conflict in Aceh. Therefore, documenting the experiences of all parties—especially the victims—is essential as a foundation for setting the record straight and preventing the recurrence of similar conflicts.
Promoting the state’s role in upholding fair law enforcement and protecting minority groups in the fight against terrorism in Surabaya on Sunday morning
Migrant workers are hailed by the government as heroes who bring in foreign exchange. However, their stories are often marked by heartbreak and tragedy—such as not receiving their wages, falling victim to abuse, or even losing their lives. Why is that?
Government financial aid for political parties has increased from Rp. 108 per vote to Rp. 1,000 per vote, a thousand-percent jump. The Tifa Foundation believes this decision must be accompanied by the establishment of adequate accountability mechanisms and a commitment to transparency from political parties.
Discussions about internet content in Indonesia often focus solely on issues related to blocking and filtering internet content. The practice of blocking content
Speaker of the House of Representatives (DPR) Bambang Soesatyo plans to pass the Draft Criminal Code (RKUHP) in April 2018. Various civil society groups, including the Tifa Foundation, believe this timeline is too rushed because there are still a number of provisions in the RKUHP that are disproportionate.