Pratikno: I Have Never Been Involved in My Children’s Professional Lives
Rino Febrian, the son-in-law of State Secretary Pratikno, is business partners with the son of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries Minister Wahyu Sakti Trenggono. The two
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Jumping Vessel: Illegal fishing, worker exploitation, and fugitive vessels in the Arafura Sea
What would it take to make you voluntarily jump off a vessel in the middle of the sea? For Muhammad Sanusi and five other crew
Director-General of PSDKP: We Can Blend in with the Bad Guys
The capture of the Russian-flagged fishing vessel Run Zeng 03 in May 2024 was only the tip of the iceberg of illegal, unreported, and unregulated
A Tale of Two Ministers’ Sons
A number of obsolete vessels were moored at Benjina Port, Aru Islands, Maluku, on Saturday, June 8, 2024. Among them was the KM Antasena, an
Overcoming the Obstacles of Overseas Elections: A Lesson from Timor Leste
Timor Leste’s 2023 general election has brought two senior independence figures to the helm of the country, which is the candidate of the 11th ASEAN
Overseas Voters’ Turnout Shrink
Binti Rosidah is one of more than 1.6 million Indonesians living and working in Malaysia. She has been working as a domestic worker in Kuala
Local Parliamentary Candidates With Disabilities Under The Encirclement of Stigma
The upcoming 2024 election contestation is just counting the days. From city to village streets, dozens of billboards featured various faces dressed in party uniforms.
Political Parties and their ‘Vote-Getter’ Celebrities
Wearing a red jacket with the sleeves rolled up, stand-up comedian Ronny Imanuel, popularly known as Mongol Stres, sparked laughter from President Joko Widodo as
Malaysian Palm Oil Projects Threaten Belitung Forests
Sunadi (not his real name) was shocked. He looked tense when he saw the signboard marking the boundaries between forest areas and oil palm plantations
Revolving on the Old Rivalry: The Timor Leste Elections
“I have twice cooperation with Xanana in the past. Now, I can no longer. Xanana has always put himself as commander, and all the others
Waiting for the New Chapter of Timor Leste
A young man sits stretched out on the dry grass in Aileu Square, Timor Leste, it was the afternoon when the Secretary General of the
Ramos Horta: Our Democracy Remains “Rungu-ranga”
Rungu-ranga, in Tetun – the official language of Timor Leste, means “chaotic”. President Josè Ramos Horta cited the term to describe the current situation of
“Revision of Village Law is Counterproductive to Democracy”
The discourse on extending the term of office of village heads to nine years by revising the Village Law is considered a vested political interest
Village Head Tenure Extension Draw Mixed Reactions
Thousands of village heads and village officials staged a demonstration in front of the House of Representatives (DPR) building in Jakarta on Tuesday, January 17,
ICW: “Political Parties Must Be Transparent on Fund Management”
Political parties allegedly did not thoroughly report their funds, including membership fees and public donations they collected. The parties only reported the funds they received
High-Cost Politics for Parties: “Between a Rock and a Hard Place”
Young politicians preparing to compete as legislative candidates for the 2024 General Election complained about the high-cost political system, which dragged them to a difficult
