Understanding the Relationship Between Leadership and Human Rights Promotion Indonesian Human Rights Discourses at the Regional, National and Local Levels Under the Jokowi Presidency

Arbitrary Detention in Indonesia: Buru Island, 1969-1979

Ken Setiawan

2022-01-01

COVID-19, keacuhan masyarakat, dan turunnya kualitas demokrasi: tiga faktor yang ancam upaya konservasi lingkungan di Indonesia

Ken Setiawan, Dirk Tomsa

2021-01-01

COVID-19, public ignorance and democratic decline: three forces chipping away at Indonesia’s poor environmental conservation

Ken Setiawan, Dirk Tomsa

2021-01-01

A state of surveillance? Freedom of expression under the Jokowi presidency

Ken MP Setiawan

2020-11-23

Sex Differences in Misperceptions of Sexual Interest Can Be Explained by Sociosexual Orientation and Men Projecting Their Own Inte..

Ordinary Laws and Extraordinary Crimes: Criminalising Genocide and Crimes Against Humanity in the Draft Criminal Code?

Ken Setiawan

2020-01-01

Every Thursday since 2007, survivors of human rights violations, their family members and representatives of human rights organisa..

More of the same? Candidates make unconvincing commitments to human rights in first debate

Ken Setiawan

2019-01-01

Shifting from International to “Indonesian” Justice Measures: Two Decades of Addressing Past Human Rights Violations

K Setiawan, Katharine McGregor

2019-01-01

What do Indonesia’s democratisation efforts look like when examined from the lens of human rights? Using the 1965 violence as a ca..

The omnipresent past: Rethinking transitional justice through digital storytelling on Indonesia’s 1965 violence

Ken Setiawan

2019-01-01

Almost 20 years since the fall of authoritarianism, Indonesia is yet to deliver justice on the human rights violations the country..

Between Law, Politics and Memory: The Indonesian National Commission on Human Rights (Komnas HAM) and Justice for Past Human Rights Crimes

K Setiawan

2018-01-01

Since the 1998 fall of authoritarianism, one of the most controversial questions in Indonesia has been what to do with the country..

Chinese Indonesian women break the silence of mass rapes in May ‘98

K Setiawan, Monika Winarnita

2018-01-01

On the Periphery: Human Rights, Australia and Indonesia

K Setiawan

2018-01-01

the government led by Prime Minister Ben Chifley intended to remain loyal to its ally, the Netherlands, which was expected to recl..

Remembering Suffering and Survival: Sites of Memory on Buru

K Setiawan

2018-01-01

Survivors and their families have remembered the events of 1965 and the related suffering of persons targeted in the violence in c..

1965 massacre: Indonesia holds first public discussions

null Setiawan

2016-01-01

Interview for Radio National

From Hope to Disillusion: the paradox of Komnas HAM, the Indonesian National Human Rights Commission

K SETIAWAN

2016-01-01

In recent years, the Indonesian National Human Rights Commission (Komnas HAM) has come under increasing scrutiny as a consequence ..

International tribunal says Australia complicit in Indonesian crimes against humanity

null Setiawan

2016-01-01

Interview for Radio National

‘Old guard’ continues to constrain human rights reform in Indonesia

Ken Setiawan

2016-01-01

Perempuan keturunan Tionghoa memecah pembungkaman pemerkosaan massal pada Mei ‘98

K Setiawan, Monika Winarnita

2016-01-01

Review: Dancing the Feminine

K SETIAWAN

2016-01-01

In March 2016, new figures released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics revealed that the number of Australian residents born o..

Review: Sites, Bodies and Stories

K SETIAWAN

2016-01-01

Heritage formation and writing history have much in common with one another as both link the past to the present. However, they ar..

Rights in the firing line

Ken Setiawan

2016-01-01

The fear of communism still haunts Indonesia

Ken Setiawan

2016-01-01

The politics of compromise

K SETIAWAN

2016-01-01

Hopes were high when Joko Widodo or Jokowi, was elected. Many believed that a president without ties to military, political and bu..

A Hidden Past

K SETIAWAN

2015-01-01

It is 4 am in the morning when the ferry arrives in Namlea, the capital of Buru. The darkness is, I think, fitting for an island w..

Indonesia grilled over its rights record at the UN

K Setiawan

2015-01-01

Is reconciliation possible without an apology?

K SETIAWAN

2015-01-01

Jokowi is not fooling anyone with latest nod to victims of rights abuses

K Setiawan

2015-01-01

Kamisan: making human rights visible

K SETIAWAN

2015-01-01

Kampung Pulo: Ahok bulldozes through

K SETIAWAN

2015-01-01

Spectre of censorship casts a shadow over Ubud festival

K SETIAWAN

2015-01-01