Nearly three decades after the fall of Suharto, human rights organizations describe Indonesia as a state undergoing democratic backsliding, accompanied by pressure on protesters and journalists and by an expanding military role in civilian affairs.
NATO confronted in the streets of Ankara
Democracy is not an abstract
The whole world holds its breath
Largest strike in world history
The conflict in West Papua may be the world’s most unequal war: raids on military bases have improved the TPNPB’s fighting capacity, but they still often face Indonesian jets and missiles armed only with bows and arrows.
Europe is erupting
Mass unrest and power shifts
The battle cry of democracy is heard far and wide
The fire this time
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