Leo Galuh

Author

Nickel mining threatens dozens of Indigenous people living in the forests of Halmahera Island Indonesia.

In the wake of Indonesia’s limiting broadcasting bill, a grassroots movement in Jakarta continues to provide journalism training for its youth.

Afghanistan Hazara face an existential threat as they seek asylum around the world.

Gununghalu village achieves sustainable energy independence with river-powered electricity.

As Indonesia gears up for elections, a presidential candidate's shady human rights record is forgotten by a young generation swayed on Tiktok.

The absence of female candidates brings to light male politicians exploiting their wives as successors, using them as proxies to maintain power.

Disproportionately affected by climate change, Indonesia's trans community is taking matters into its own hands.

The hidden toll of green energy is becoming apparent as Labengki Island fights to save its marine life from nickel mining pollution.

From rescuing wedding feast leftovers to a surplus food app, Indonesia's youth tackle its food waste crisis with innovative solutions.

As TikTok's global marketplace emerges, Indonesian MSMEs must embrace digitalisation in a shifting consumer landscape.

Jakarta's poor are overlooked amid rapid development, while migrants and slums strive to cope with growing poverty and vulnerability to natural disasters.

Can the world's largest coal exporter reduce reliance on this polluting energy source in time to meet its climate commitments?