Indonesia Logs 3,003 Human Rights Complaints in 2025

Indonesian Police Receive Most Human Rights Complaints in 2025

The National Commission on Human Rights (Komnas HAM) released the justice enforcement report for the period of 2025 on Monday, July 6, 2026. The police are the most complained about to Komnas HAM.

Fact Check: Did Indonesia's Human Rights Minister Reject Iran Over Israel?

Fact check - The Indonesian Human Rights Minister is reported to have rejected support for Iran & stated that Israel has true sovereignty. Is it true?

Indonesia Calls for Stronger Human Rights Protections at UNHRC Anniversary

Indonesia urged stronger respect for human rights and greater trust in the global rights system at the UNHRC's 20th anniversary.

6 Indonesian Ministries, Agencies Seeking Larger 2027 Budgets

The request was made after the indicative budget allocation for each institution for the 2027 fiscal year was determined.

Blocking HI Roundabout Protest Legal, Says Minister Pigai

Human Rights Minister Natalius Pigai defended the joint military-police interception against students marching in the protest toward HI Roundabout.

Minister Pigai Responds to Human Rights Violation Findings in MBG Program

Komnas HAM Commissioner Uli Parulian Sihombing says there are indications of human rights violations in the free meal program.

Pigai: Indonesia Could Set World Record for Human Rights Education

Minister of Law and Human Rights Natalius Pigai claimed to have conducted human rights education for 6,000 people, surpassing Uruguay.

Civilian Appointments in Police Forces Are Common Abroad, Says Pigai

Natalius Pigai said his proposal to allow civilians to hold police positions is in line with civilian oversight practices in many developed countries.

Fact Check: No, Indonesia's Human Rights Minister Never Told Iran to Leave Strait of Hormuz

Fact check - Neither Minister Pigai nor the National Commission on Human Rights (Komnas HAM) has ever issued such a statement.

Iran at War: Stability Masks Deepening Crises

100 days into the Iran war, stability endures, but economic woes, social unrest and rising repression expose deeper cracks.