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…

Joint Letter to United Nations Member States

Excellencies, Two years ago, the UN Secretary-General recognized that the increasing demand for minerals risked perpetuating extractive patterns, environmental and human rights…

Systemic Coal Scandal is Not Just About ‘Big Actors’: The Case Must Not Shrink, the Supply Chain Must Be Reformed

Jakarta – The Publish What You Pay (PWYP) Indonesia Coalition warns that the series of dramatic escalations over the past week—ranging from the naming of former Junior Attorney…

Civil Society Urges Protection of Civic Space, an End to Repression, and Guaranteed Access to Information in the Extractive Sector

Jakarta, 5 July 2026 — Civil society representatives in the Multi-Stakeholder Group (MSG) of the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) Indonesia welcome and fully…

Critical Notes on Indonesia’s 2026 Fiscal and Economic Policy: Illusory Growth Amid Weakening Purchasing Power, Precarious Employment, and Mounting Fiscal Pressures

Critical Notes on Indonesia's 2026 Fiscal and Economic Policy: Illusory Growth Amid Weakening Purchasing Power, Precarious Employment, and Mounting Fiscal Pressures Three…

Mercury Bust At Jakarta’s Tanjung Priok Port Exposes ASEAN Wide Green Financial Crime Coridor

Civil society organizations call on ASEAN and member states to treat the April 2026 mercury seizure as a test case for the region's new environmental rights framework JAKARTA /…

PWYP Indonesia Coalition Urges Indonesian Government to Oppose the Commercialization of Deep-Sea Mining at International Forum

Jakarta – The Publish What You Pay (PWYP) Indonesia Coalition is urging the Government of Indonesia to support a moratorium or rejection of deep-sea mining (DSM) during the 31st…

ISDS is a threat to climate action and should be removed from the ASEAN-Australia-New Zealand FTA (AANZFTA)

The ten ASEAN countries and Australia and New Zealand have agreed to review investor rights to sue governments known as Investor-State Dispute Settlement (ISDS) in the updated…

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