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About us

Stiftung Asienhaus raises awareness and supports causes of civil society organizations in Indonesia through information and advocacy work. We inform about human rights issues in public and address them at policy makers. In our network and activities, we co-operate regular with other organizations and groups that work in or on Indonesia.

We inform on current developments in Indonesia and give Indonesians civil society a voice in public discourse through our publications and events. We work on human rights, enviromental issues, ressources such as cement and sand, and have a focus on supporting and strengthening workers in the palm oil industry. 

We also organize film screenings and language courses in Cologne. 
 

Articles in English

Nepalese NGOs visiting Solar Plant Management Facility in Chongqing, China (Photo: Stiftung Asienhaus)

Climate Dialogues, Global China and Civil Society Advocacy

Von 2022 bis 2025 führte das China-Programm das Projekt "The Climate Crisis, Global China and Civil Society Advocacy in Asia" durch.

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©Mirjam Overhoff

Call for Papers südostasien (2/26): plastic crisis in Southeast Asia

We are looking for articles in various formats for südostasien 2/26 “Global waste, local consequences: Plastic waste crisis in Southeast Asia”!

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Timor-Leste Protests

When the Streets Speak Again: Rethinking Protest and Power of Civil Society

Article by Khoo Ying Hooi on new forms of protest in Asia, their driving forces, and what unites and divides them.

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© südostasien

Call for Papers südostasien (1/25): 40 years of Southeast Asia

We are looking for authors and interview partners who have followed or want to follow the path of südostasien. Thank you for your contributions!

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Kotan Intan Bridge, Jakarta

Call for Papers südostasien (3/24): Colonial continuities

We are looking for authors and interview partners. Do you have any suggestions or ideas? We look forward to your contributions!

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Secretary of Defense Lloyd J. Austin III met Indonesian Defense Minister Prabowo Subianto, Jakarta Nov. 21, 2022 (Flickr/DoD photos by Chad J. McNeeley, CC BY 2.0 DEED)

Could Prabowo’s Presidency be a Menace to Speech and Media Freedom?

Guest commentary on Prabowo's tense relationship with the media and the possible consequences for his future presidency in Indonesia.

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