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, by JOHNSON Mark
When more than 50 Indonesian labour unions gathered in Jakarta on 5 October 2021 to establish the Partai Buruh (Labour Party), it appeared to mark a historic moment: workers organising their own political vehicle to challenge an oligarchic system that had stripped away their rights. Yet from its (…)
, by Arah Juang
On March 23 a fast breaking gathering and discussion was held on “The International and National Situation”. The event was initiated by the Socialist Union (Perserikatan Sosialis, PS) and the People’s Liberation Party (Partai Pembebasan Rakyat, PPR). The PS and PPR recognise the need for a space (…)
, by SPRI
Twenty-seven years after the fall of Suharto, the Indonesian Poor People’s Union (SPRI) argues that democratic promises have been hijacked by oligarchs and capital owners who continue to dominate through co-opted political parties and state institutions. In this translated manifesto from a May (…)
, by BALOWSKI James, NEGORO Dipo, SUTANTO Hadi
President Prabowo Subianto accompanied by Vice President Gibran Rakabuming Raka inaugurated the ministers and deputy ministers of the new Red and White Cabinet for 2024-2029 at the State Palace in Jakarta on Monday afternoon, October 21.
Included among them were former cadres of the People’s (…)
, by Arah Juang
On February 14, 2024, Indonesia will hold legislative and presidential elections. Workers and the people are expected to elect legislative members from 18 political parties at the national level, as well as choose from three pairs of presidential and vice presidential candidates: Anies (…)
, by Arah Juang
On Wednesday August 9, Arah Juang organised an invitation only discussion on the theme “The Prabowo-Budiman Meeting and the Political Transformation of Ex-PRD Activists”.
The discussion was enlivened by contributions from Unfinished Nation author Max Lane, former People’s Democratic Party (…)
, by LANE Max
The formation of a new Workers Party backed by the country’s labour unions signifies a new trend in Indonesian politics.
In August 2021, a new Workers Party (Partai Buruh, PB) was formed. The structure of the party was formalised through a congress in October 2021. Four union confederations, (…)
, by Pembebasan
Laili — The People Movement Alliance (ARB) held a protest action to commemorate May Day, National Education Day and 24 years since reformasi in the Central Java city of Yogyakarta on May 22.
The action, which was titled “Enough of the oligarchy’s term in office, don’t extend it any further!,” (…)
, by LAZARUS Eduard
Little noticed in the West, the past two years have witnessed the largest protest wave in decades against Indonesia’s increasingly authoritarian crony-capitalist government. But activists are still mentally stuck in the 1990s, deploying depoliticized concepts like “civil society” and “moral (…)
, by Tricontinental: Institute for Social Research
Literature That Defends Victims, Not Power we have cried out from behind the walls of segregation from the clutches of the spiteful bed from the nightly business in the gutters from the revenge of unwilling wedlock “we are human beings!”
– ‘Women’, written by Sugiarti Siswadi, leader of (…)
, by KPRI
STATEMENT:
CONFEDERATION OF INDONESIAN PEOPLE’S MOVEMENT (KPRI) President Must Revoke Job Creation Law! Issued Government Regulation in Lie of Law Immediately!
Build an Alternative Political Party from the Unite Multi-Sector People’s Movement! Greetings for all comrade in fairness, equal (…)
, by ARBI Ivany Atina
Scholars and rights activists have condemned the Indonesian Military’s (TNI) recent move to confiscate books about the now-defunct Indonesian Communist Party (PKI) in different parts of the country, calling the raids repressive and illegal.
On Tuesday afternoon, the Padang Military Command (…)
, by LANE Max
20 years after Suharto’s fall, new movements in Indonesia are resuming a struggle against capital that had been buried by 33 years of dictatorship.
May 21, 2018 marked the twentieth anniversary of the fall of the dictator Suharto, who ruled Indonesia from 1965 until 1998 — 33 years; a very (…)
, by LANE Max
20 years after Suharto’s fall, new movements in Indonesia are resuming a struggle against capital that had been buried by 33 years of dictatorship.
May 21, 2018 marked the twentieth anniversary of the fall of the dictator Suharto, who ruled Indonesia from 1965 until 1998 — 33 years; a very (…)
, by Anwar “Sastro” Maruf, KPRI
Dear Comrades and Friends
Warm greetings from Jakarta,
Here we sharing our paper on the economic solidarity movement and the transformative social protection of various practices and initiatives of KPRI members (Confederation of Indonesian People Movement).
As you know KPRI members consist (…)
, by HUSSEIN Mohamad Zaki
Expanded version of the contribution presented at the forum: “Exit Capitalism – Build The Left”. Socialism International 2016. 25-27 November 2016. KL Selangor Chinese Assembly Hall. Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Session 2: “The Left Alternative in Elections”.
In revolutionary Marxist tradition, (…)
, by KPRI
Press Release Uphold People’s Power, Build up a Just, Equal and Prosperous Indonesia Start from 11 to 15 January 2016, the Confederation of Indonesian People’s Movement (Konfederasi Pergerakan Rakyat Indonesia, henceforward KPRI) held its fourth congress in Jakarta, Indonesia. Through this (…)
, by HEARMAN Vannessa
Anti-communist groups recently attacked victims of Indonesia’s 1965 anti-communist purge, unfurling banners with violent messages.
Gatherings of victims of Indonesia’s 1965 anti-communist purge were attacked by groups of people last week in West Sumatra and Central Java.
A rampaging mob (…)
, by Politik Rakyat
Who are we?
We are Politik Rakyat (Politic of the People), a new revolutionary socialist political formation in Indonesia, who fight against militarism, sexism and patriarchy, and the environmental destruction by capitalism and for socialism in the 21st century. We are a newly established (…)
, by Gerak Lawan
Deal a decisive blow to Neoliberalism End the WTO and the Stop the new wave of Free Trade Agreements The time is now for Economic Justice!
The capitalist system is in a deep crisis. Since the 2008 financial crisis where the system nearly imploded, it has yet to fully recover. And instead, the (…)
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