In Indonesia, election financing remains a crucial topic in every general election. This financing encompasses aspects of revenue, expenditure, and fund management. While not the sole focus, discussions on election…
The book *Serial Evaluasi Penyelenggaraan Pemilu Serentak 2019: Perihal Pelaksanaan Hak Politik* (Evaluation Series on the 2019 Simultaneous Elections: On the Exercise of Political Rights) presents a comprehensive evaluation of…
Of the nine campaign methods offered by the KPU, only the presidential debates have captured significant public attention; meanwhile, legislative candidates prefer door-to-door campaigning, often leaving state-provided campaign materials and…
The Indonesian government has long been committed to eliminating the gender gap in politics, a commitment demonstrated by the ratification of the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of…
Regional head elections (*pilkada*) have a long history in the evolution of Indonesia's democracy. Since their inception as direct elections in 2005, they have been intended as a means to…
The absence of an ASEAN-level monitoring body (observatory) to track women's political participation and related violence stands in stark contrast to other regions in the Global South. In Latin America,…
Guidelines for Preventing and Addressing Sexual Violence in Political PartiesStrengthening Integrity, Protecting Party Members, and Building Public Trust. These guidelines on preventing and addressing sexual violence in political parties have…
Women's representation in politics is one of the important indicators for assessing the quality of democracy. The presence of women in legislative bodies is not merely about numbers, but also…
The 2024 regional elections will be the fifth and largest simultaneous regional head elections in Indonesia, covering 545 provinces, regencies, and cities. They will also be the first local elections…
The 2024 elections will be the fifth held in the post-1998 era of democratization. They also represent a crucial turning point in determining the future direction of Indonesian democracy. Although…