Rejecting Elections: Warning Signs of a Dangerous Trend in Bima
While radicalized communities in Bima increasingly reject democracy, addressing extremist influence requires pushing these groups toward peaceful political participation.
While radicalized communities in Bima increasingly reject democracy, addressing extremist influence requires pushing these groups toward peaceful political participation.
Explores how former Muslim militants in Poso are transitioning away from armed conflict and embracing democratic elections as a peaceful new avenue to advance their political interests.
This report shows how “hate spin” works in the case involving Meiliana and the riots in Tanjung Balai.
Research across four regions—Medan, Manado, Surabaya, and Central Lombok—reveals how militia groups influence local electoral politics.
Reflections on the 2014 Nobel Peace Prize winners Malala Yousafzai and Kailash Satyarthi, and what their recognition means for children's rights.
A brief note on the “peace provocateurs” in Ambon who used community dialogue and social media to ease tensions following an unexpected incident.