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Febriana Firdaus

Febriana Firdaus is a journalist in Jakarta, Indonesia, reporting on politics, corruption, human and LGBT rights, and terrorism for Indonesian and international media outlets. She is an editor of Ingat65, an online project for young people’s perspectives on the legacy of Indonesia’s 1965–66 massacres.

Articles by Febriana Firdaus (5)

Febriana Firdaus 8 Mar 2019

The long struggle of the women’s movement in Indonesian politics

The lost history of Indonesian women in politics is slowly emerging, but the obstacles to participation are many.
Febriana Firdaus 9 Oct 2018

Food for thought: Sulawesi’s “healing kitchens”

Local women immediately saw getting food to survivors was practical help in the chaos after the devastating disaster.
Febriana Firdaus 8 Jun 2018

Indonesia’s LGBT crackdown

Despite abandoning attempts to make same-sex relationships a crime, the politics around the LGBT community remains a flashpoint in Indonesia.
Febriana Firdaus 29 Mar 2018

Indonesia: millennials’ party

A party for the youth of Indonesia has won over social media, but still faces plenty of obstacles to success.
Febriana Firdaus 23 Jan 2018

Will Jakarta no longer be Indonesia’s capital?

Talk of relocating the Indonesian capital is just that – talk.

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Febriana Firdaus

Articles by Febriana Firdaus (5)

The long struggle of the women’s movement in Indonesian politics

Food for thought: Sulawesi’s “healing kitchens”

Indonesia’s LGBT crackdown

Indonesia: millennials’ party

Will Jakarta no longer be Indonesia’s capital?