The Soaring Number of Coal Mining Permits in Indonesia

We should know that Indonesia is one of the largest coal producers in the world. If sorted, Indonesia is fifth after China, the United States, India, and Australia. Indonesia's…

Threats to the Living Space of the people in the East Kalimantan region

Kalimantan is said to be the world's lungs, with many forests as water catchment areas and including green places full of oxygen; now, this expression is no longer appropriate to…

Tracing the other side of the magnificence of coal mining in Samarinda, East Kalimantan

"In this mining activity, we can supply energy to other people, but to supply it ourselves is much loss that we get." Said Mr. Ahmad Wijaya, Bioma Foundation, during an interview…

Marginalization of Residents from Livelihoods Due to Coal Mining in Buana Jaya and Mulawarman Villages

Indonesia is one of the world's countries with diverse natural, social and cultural wealth. All regions in Indonesia have their diversity and natural wealth. One of them is East…

Mine for Who?

Mining activities in East Kalimantan did not have a significant economic impact on the local community. Even though throughout 2018, there were 3,025 IUP (Coal Mining Business…

Sedulur Kendeng: Voicing for Life!”

Sedulur Kendeng:Voicing for Life!Project “Sedulur Kendeng: Voicing for Life!” supported by Voice-Hivos and conducted in cooperation with LBH Semarang, JMPPK (Save Kendeng People…

Momentum for EITI Validation to Improve Extractive Sector Governance

Jakarta- Indonesia, An implementing country of Extractive Industries Transparency Initiatives (EITI)1, was declared a "Compliant Country" at the 28th EITI International Board…

In the case of PLTU Riau-1, the KPK Should Seriously Investigate Political Parties and Corporations

JAKARTA - Civil society urges the investigation of the alleged corruption case of PLTU Riau-1 to be broader and does not stop at the political party elite, but also sees the…

Newsletter October-November 2018

Newsletter Asia Pacific October-November 2018 from Publish What You Pay (PWYP) Indonesia

NGOs Refuse Tax Amnesty for Mining Tax Evaders

JAKARTA. The plan of the government and the Indonesian Parliament to discuss the tax amnesty clause, aka the tax amnesty in the National Forgiveness Bill, has been criticized by…

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