Indonesian Government Launches Investigation into Rice Labeling Fraud

The Indonesian government will take swift action to investigate and address reports concerning companies that are producing or distributing rice inconsistent with the quantities and qualities mentioned on their labels. This announcement was made by Deputy Minister of Trade Dyah Roro Esti Widya Putri. Putri emphasized that the Ministry of Trade is dedicated to monitoring [...]

Indonesia’s Military Law Amendments Spark Protests

On March 20, 2025, Indonesia’s parliament passed controversial amendments to the 2004 Armed Forces Law, allowing military officers to hold civilian government posts without resigning. This expansion of the military's role in government, including extending senior officers' retirement ages, has sparked widespread protests, with critics warning it could lead to military abuses and a return [...]

Religious Discrimination In Indonesia

In Indonesia, religious minorities, including Christians, face significant discrimination due to laws like the 1965 blasphemy law, the 2022 criminal code, and the 2006 religious harmony regulation, which are often used to favor Islam. These laws empower religious majorities to block minority religious activities and prevent them from building houses of worship. Smaller groups like [...]

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