Pada 5 Maret 2025, SUAKA menghadiri FGD yang berjudul “Breaking the Boundaries of Solidarity: Protecting the Human Rights of Rohingya People”. SUAKA diwakili oleh Atika Yuanita Paraswaty selaku Ketua Pengurus sebagai pemantik dalam sesi diskusi pertama dan Annabella Arawinda selaku Staf Kampanye, Informasi, dan Advokasi. Diskusi ini diselenggarakan oleh Badan Kerja Sama Antar-Parlemen (BKSAP) DPR […]
(Jakarta, 6 Februari 2024) Kelompok Kerja Masyarakat Sipil untuk Identitas Hukum (Pokja Identitas Hukum) memiliki perhatian serius pada upaya penguatan kependudukan dan pencatatan sipil khususnya untuk kelompok rentan. Pokja Identitas Hukum menyelenggarakan seminar berjudul “Peran Pelayanan Adminduk dan Data Kependudukan dalam Pemilu 2024”. Seminar ini dilaksanakan pada 6 Februari 2024 di Hotel Ashley, Gondangdia, Jakarta […]
On October 31st, SUAKA had conducted an online Public Discussion and Launching Session of the Refugee Legal Needs Survey in Indonesia. This survey was conducted to map the legal problems faced by refugees while in Indonesia and how refugees respond to or resolve the legal problems they face. Through the launch of this report, SUAKA […]
Due to the global COVID-19 pandemic that has affected every part of the world, SUAKA tries to change the planned Community Sharing Sessions to Refugee Legal Webinar Series (RLWS) as a form of legal empowerment for refugees in Indonesia. This webinar series provides information on laws of various topics and issues related to the lives […]
C0VID-19 pandemic has brought additional problems for the refugees including those who live in Indonesia. Refugees who live independently used to depend on their life upon the financial support from relatives and friends, but suddenly their support got stopped and they can survive with the meager amount of support from the people from local societies. […]
SUAKA akan mengadakan Diskusi Publik dengan tema “Kondisi Kelompok Rentan di Tengah COVID-19” Kelompok rentan yang akan dibahas
Abstract: As of September 2019, Indonesia has been the unintentional home to approximately 13,657 refugees. Most of these individuals from Afghanistan and Somalia left their home countries in search of safety and to escape life-threatening circumstances with the intention of seeking asylum in elsewhere. However, geo-political circumstances have led to refugee communities forming in other […]
Jakarta, 7/7/2015 –SUAKA, the Indonesia Civil Society Network for Refugee Rights Protection – has been nominated for the Namati Justice Prize 2015. The Namati Justice Prize is an international prize celebrating the impact, sustainability and innovation in legal empowerment being made by grassroots organizations around the world. Its focuses on organizations working quietly to make […]