Who Is Being Heard in Indonesia’s Decision-Making Today?

Indonesian Civil Society Coalition for Open Government Publish What You Pay (PWYP) Indonesia; Indonesia Judicial Research Society (IJRS); International NGO Forum on Indonesian…

PWYP Indonesia Coalition Criticizes Key Provisions of the Oil and Gas Bill

Jakarta — The Publish What You Pay (PWYP) Indonesia Coalition has raised concerns over several provisions in the Draft Oil and Gas Law (Oil and Gas Bill), which was approved as a…

Criticism of RUEN’s Substance, Civil Society: Time to Move Beyond Fossil Fuels and Put People First

Jakarta – Civil society organizations under the Civil Society Coalition for Clean Energy have voiced criticism and put forward a number of recommendations regarding the ongoing…

RCEP Must Keep ISDS Out for the Sake of Climate Action

Jakarta, 12 August 2026. Civil society groups in Southeast Asia are calling on Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) governments to uphold the exclusion of…

UN Tax Convention INC-5: Indonesia Fair Tax Forum Urges Indonesia to Champion a Fair and Binding Global Tax Framework

JAKARTA, August 7, 2026 – The Indonesia Fair Tax Forum (Forum Pajak Berkeadilan Indonesia/FPBI) calls on the Government of Indonesia to take a more active and assertive position…

WE FOR JET Coalition Urges Integration of GEDSI Principles into RUEN 2026–2035

Jakarta, 29 July 2026 – The Women and Vulnerable Groups Leading a Transformative and Just Energy Transition (WE FOR JET) Coalition officially submitted its recommendations on the…

El Niño Emergency Through 2027: Indonesian Civil Society Urges Banks to Stop Financing Forest and Peatland Destruction

Jakarta, 28 July 2026 — Indonesian civil society organizations, together with civil society organizations (CSOs) from various countries, are calling on the banking sector to…

PWYP Indonesia: Constitutional Court Ruling on Downstream Supply Chains Does Not Guarantee Sovereignty and Justice in the Extractive Sector

Jakarta – The Constitutional Court (MK), through Decision No. 202/PUU-XXIII/2025, ruled that the phrase “and/or global” in Article 51B paragraph (2) letter d and Article 60B…

Responding to the Constitutional Court Ruling on Priority Mining Business Areas, PWYP Indonesia Warns Against the Trap of Formalistic Implementing Regulations

Jakarta — The Publish What You Pay (PWYP) Indonesia Coalition has taken a critical stance toward Constitutional Court Decision No. 160/PUU-XXIII/2025, which declared the phrase…

BRICS Must Not Repeat a Growth-Driven Development Model that Exploits Worker

South–South Cooperation Must Guarantee Workers’ Rights and Advance Economic Transformation that Creates Decent Work Jakarta, 17 July 2026 — Civil society organizations comprising…

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