At long last, after months of delays and confusion, Indonesia’s Sukarno was removed as his country’s chief of state. The People’s Consultative Congress, Indonesia’s highest legislative ...

Violent clashes erupted across several cities in Indonesia on Monday, Mar. 24, between police and demonstrators protesting ...

Usman Hamid, head of Amnesty International in Indonesia who protested against Suharto during the New Order era, warned of the ...

The reforms in 1998 never sent the military back to its barracks. It merely hides behind the civilian administration.

Indonesia’s parliament has passed controversial revisions to military law, expanding civilian roles for military officers.

Activists brought signs that read "New Order Strikes Back" and "Take the military back to the barracks". Usman Hamid, the ...

Indonesia has passed a controversial military bill that allows more military officers to occupy civilian roles, sparking ...

Indonesian police launch a preliminary investigation into "acts of terror" against an investigative media organisation after ...

The Indonesian Military (TNI) law amendment, which has expanded military roles in the government, has raised concerns among ...

Opponents of the TNI (military) law revisions say they amount to a “coup against the people’s sovereignty”, weakening ...

Rights groups have criticised the increased military involvement because they fear it may lead to abuses of power, human ...