Calling for the Fulfillment of the Promise to Protect Religious Freedom in Indonesia
The riots in Tanjung Balai, North Sumatra—marked by the burning of places of worship belonging to religious minority groups—add to a long history of problems in […]
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Access to Justice for Indonesian Migrant Workers
Tifa juga mendorong advokasi ethical recruitment untuk memperbaiki sistem perekrutan tenaga kerja luar negeri yang dipenuhi kasus penipuan dan korupsi.
Anti-Democratic Actions Against Papuan Students
A community group calling itself the People's Union for the Liberation of West Papua (PRPPB) in Yogyakarta held a peaceful protest in the form of a long march
Come on, join us as a Rapotivi volunteer
Rapotivi is an app used to report inappropriate television content. The app was launched by Remotivi, a partner of the Foundation
Waiting for Jakarta to Sink
What are the consequences of unregulated groundwater use? In 2011, the Jakarta Environmental Agency (BPLHD) recorded groundwater tax revenue
Revision of the ITE Law: Chasing Legislative Goals?
Fadhli Rahim, a civil servant from Gowa Regency in South Sulawesi, has been charged under the ITE Law for comments he made in a LINE group. Fadhli was found to have intentionally
ASEAN Regional Forum on Access to Justice
The issue of legal aid for the poor and minority groups is one of the 17 Global Goals that
Papua: A Thorn in Our National Conscience
The conflict in Papua often confuses many people. Some believe that Indonesia’s westernmost province is rich in natural resources despite its rugged terrain
13 Years of Jambo Keupok: Preserving Memories, Seeking Justice
Thirteen years have passed since the events in Jambo Keupok, Aceh. The Jambo Keupok tragedy is classified as a case of gross human rights violations
Press Release: Rejecting the Suppression of Democracy
Recently, there has been a growing trend of actions aimed at restricting freedom of expression and opinion. These actions typically take the form of bans, dispersals, intimidation, and even arrests. Various