Young Indonesians on TikTok are pining for *check notes* Suharto era where "things were cheap" and life was "good." Who's going to tell them?
Nostalgia for Suharto, following Prabowo's victory, triggers warnings about Indonesia’s dark history https://t.co/kNKV348CEQ
Verdict is out from the first Indonesian presidential debate. Anies outshined Prabowo with his rhetorical finesse. Ganjar scored points for his questions on human rights. Will this affect their electability at all? https://t.co/5T8W0nQInd
An Indonesian reporter went to China. After returning, he wrote about how Muslims were being discriminated in Xinjiang. The 🇨🇳 embassy then asked him to take down the story.
How China tries to influence Indonesian media on Xinjiang, Belt & Road projects https://t.co/rdVv5yRSbT
Our knowledge about the death penalty in Singapore would be far more incomplete if it wasn't for the tireless work of local activists such as @kixes and @Kokilaparvathi of @tjc_singapore, who made these stories possible.
The finalists for this year's @sopasia Awards were just announced and I'm proud to say @coconuts was named a finalist for the Excellence in Human Right Reporting Award for our coverage of the death penalty in Singapore
https://t.co/Te6Mfbr9DD
It also included this video produced by Sin Ee Peh for Coconuts TV that gave those working to abolish the death penalty in Singapore a platform to speak that is too rarely given by other local media outlets https://t.co/F0i1nCqcar
Happy Star Wars Day, Indonesia!
In honor of #MayThe4thBeWithYou, we used @midjourney to reimagine Star Wars as an Indonesian space opera.
1. Dukun Vader
“Many observers have been shocked by how thin the evidence against him was and feel he should never have been charged, let alone convicted, to begin with. I agree.”
- @richardbranson https://t.co/nlZQiz8mK5
URGENT: #HR23, I’m calling for solidarity and support for Tangaraju s/o Suppiah and his family, who received an execution notice today informing them that #Singapore intends to hang him Wednesday 26 April for conspiracy to traffic around 1kg of cannabis. #StrengthInSolidarity
Tangaraju Suppiah was convicted of conspiracy to traffic 1 kg of cannabis in 2017.
Activists highlighted a number of issues with his case including his claim the police never gave him a Tamil interpreter for his recorded statement after he requested one.
https://t.co/XpT8Hn17I0