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Indonesia's National Human Rights Commission (Komnas HAM) has urged that the implementing regulations for the Agrarian Reform Law (UU Pengaturan Reforma Agraria) must guarantee the rights of indigenous peoples (Masyarakat Adat). The commission emphasizes that concrete protective measures are essential for the law's intended purpose to be effective.
Indonesian coastal areas are witnessing 'algal bloom' events where seawater changes color to green, red, or brown. Experts point to eutrophication caused by domestic and agricultural runoff as the primary driver, raising concerns for marine life.
The Indonesian Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) discovered foreign currency during a search of the East Java regional office of the National Land Agency (BPN). The operation is reportedly part of an investigation into alleged corruption.
Indonesian media conglomerate MNC Group has refuted criticisms from businessman Jusuf Hamka, labeling them as "tenditious, aimed at defamation and incitement." The group stated its readiness to pursue legal action, with the dispute reportedly stemming from conflicting interests in public works projects.
President Jokowi revealed his membership in the Indonesian Solidarity Party (PSI) by displaying his membership card, dated October 14, 2025, at a party gathering in Bandung. The move appears aimed at dispelling any lingering doubts about his political affiliation.
Indonesia officially launched its campaign for the UN Security Council non-permanent member election for the 2029-2030 term in New York. The Foreign Minister highlighted fostering unity and advancing peace, emphasizing bridging differences and contributing to peacebuilding.
Indonesia's Free Nutrition Program (MBG) for toddlers is under scrutiny by KPAI due to the 'sharing plate problem,' where food is recorded as distributed but not fully consumed by children. KPAI urges menu adjustments based on developmental stages and strict oversight from planning to consumption.
Political activist Guntur Romli reported that President Jokowi, when asked to show his diploma, instead presented a membership card of the Indonesian Solidarity Party (PSI). This action has drawn criticism for not directly addressing public queries.
The Chairman of the Indonesian Parliament's (DPR) BKSAP Committee strongly condemned the raising of the West Papua issue at the UN General Assembly, viewing it as interference in Indonesia's domestic affairs and a violation of its sovereignty.
President Joko Widodo's public display of his membership card for the new party PSI has drawn sharp criticism from the ruling PDIP party, with calls for him to instead present academic certificates. The controversy reignites speculation surrounding the educational backgrounds of both the President and Vice President Gibran Rakabuming.
Sea pines (Casuarina equisetifolia) planted along the coast of Lembupurwo Village, Mirit District, Kebumen Regency, Central Java, are providing shade and protecting crops from strong winds and salt spray. This afforestation initiative, started in 2008, now covers 70 hectares, boosting agricultural productivity in the region.
A recent survey by Indonesian pollster INES reveals that public satisfaction with President Prabowo Subianto's leadership has reached 79.3%. This indicates a high approval rating since his inauguration.
Indonesia's Minister of Agriculture reportedly became angry during an inspection of drought-stricken rice fields, expressing strong determination to achieve food self-sufficiency. The minister emphasized that any failure or delay in food production is unacceptable.
The Indonesian Ulema Council (MUI) has praised the Indonesian delegation's walkout during Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's speech at the UN General Assembly, interpreting it as a strong stance on the Palestinian issue.
Amos Simanjuntak has lauded the suspension of Cibinong Prison officials, urging for enhanced oversight across all correctional facilities nationwide. This action highlights a swift response to alleged misconduct within the prison system.
Indonesia's Ministry of Home Affairs has urged regional governments to enact local regulations on worker social security, aiming to protect vulnerable workers and enhance social safety nets nationwide.
Indonesian lawmaker Abdul Sudding has urged the inclusion of provisions in the revised Criminal Procedure Code (KUHAP) to prevent the abuse of retrial procedures. The move aims to enhance judicial credibility and expedite case processing.
Indonesian President Joko Widodo revealed he officially became a member of the Indonesian Solidarity Party (PSI) on October 14, 2025, showcasing his membership card at a PSI regional meeting in Bandung.
Indonesia has submitted a draft amendment to its election law, incorporating 30 electoral issues after a year of deliberation. The bill is now set for parliamentary review.
Two men have been named suspects in the alleged murder of Yanto Indorway, a presenter for TVRI in West Papua. Initially believed to be a river accident, the investigation now points to foul play.
Indonesian Foreign Minister Sugiono announced the country's candidacy for a non-permanent seat on the UN Security Council for the 2029-2030 term during the UN General Assembly. Citing the President's call that 'a thousand friends are still too few, and one enemy is too many,' he emphasized promoting peace and dialogue.
A massive fire broke out at the Cikundul Landfill (TPA) in Sukabumi City, West Java, Indonesia, on Saturday night (September 26th). The blaze reportedly spread to the base of the garbage mountain, making firefighting efforts extremely challenging. Residents recall previous similar incidents and hope for a swift resolution.
The Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) has announced revisions to the Special Monitoring Board (PPK) trading criteria, lowering the minimum share price to Rp1. This change, effective September 28, aims to enhance market efficiency and transparency.
The Indonesian government aims to revitalize 71,744 educational facilities by 2027. Priority will be given to schools with severe damage, those affected by disasters, and those located in remote, underdeveloped, and outermost (3T) regions. This program seeks to improve educational infrastructure and learning environments.
Legal practitioner Nicholay has questioned the claim that luxury housing within Cibinong Prison serves as an assimilation facility for inmates, calling it "comical." He emphasized the need for transparency regarding the prison's actual conditions.
Residents in Gurabunga village, Tidore, North Maluku, are struggling with severe water shortages due to a prolonged drought. Villagers are forced to walk a kilometer to the sole remaining water source and endure long queues.
Indonesia's Perindo Party is targeting 1.4 million votes in West Java for the 2029 general election, focusing on strengthening its grassroots organization. The party aims to solidify its support base through enhanced outreach activities.
Amidst concerns over climate change's impact on global food systems, jackfruit, a fruit long familiar in Indonesia, is gaining attention as a future food source due to its remarkable resilience and nutritional value. Research from India highlights its diversity even in arid regions, raising hopes for sustainable food development.
The United States and China have agreed to establish a cooperation channel to address artificial intelligence (AI) safety incidents. This marks a significant step between the two major powers in managing the potential risks of rapidly evolving AI technology.
The Kertanegara Foundation in Indonesia is promoting initiatives aimed at enhancing youth capacity building and strengthening national resilience. While specific activities are not detailed, the foundation seeks to contribute to the development of the next generation and national stability.
Indonesia's Ministry of Communication and Information Technology (Kominfo) has issued a warning about the potential infiltration of extremism among youth through social media algorithms, highlighting the urgent need for enhanced digital countermeasures.
A Russian man (40), owner of a motorcycle left unattended for over a day in Bali, was found dead among rocks below a cliff. Search and rescue teams mobilized, overcoming foul odors and difficult terrain to recover the body.
Indonesia's halal certification system is under scrutiny, with ongoing debate on whether it serves as a mere administrative burden or a potential economic accelerator. The focus is on its operational reality and economic impact.
The Nusantara Capital Authority (IKN) and a joint team have cleared illegal structures and enforced laws against land occupation in the Bukit Soeharto Grand Forest Park conservation area. The operation aims to preserve the conservation forest and mitigate wildfire risks.
Legal practitioner Nicholay has questioned the week-long duration of the investigation into alleged luxury dwellings found within Cibinong Penitentiary, emphasizing the need for swift resolution and clarification of the investigation's objectives.
The Hanura Party in Indonesia has expressed concerns over the performance of the General Election Commission (KPU) and called for strengthening the authority of the Election Supervisory Body (DKPP). This move is seen as an effort to ensure the transparency and credibility of the electoral process.