(Jakarta, 21 September 2023) SUAKA kembali mengecam keputusan deportasi yang dilakukan oleh petugas imigrasi pada Rumah Detensi Imigrasi (Rudenim) Kupang, Indonesia terhadap satu orang pengungsi (refugee) laki-laki, berinisial AH, asal Palestina. Peristiwa ini menunjukan bahwa situasi perlindungan HAM bagi pengungsi semakin mengkhawatirkan. “Sayang sekali hal ini terjadi. Padahal, Indonesia sendiri telah mengakui hak seseorang untuk […]
In the context of implementing the 2023 ASEAN People’s Forum (APF) in Indonesia, one of the activities that will be carried out is a side event workshop discussing ways to advocate for statelessness in Southeast Asia. This workshop will present relevant speakers from the region to host a dialogue discussing ways to support statelessness in […]
The network of Indonesian civil society focusing on the rights of refugee and asylum seekers welcomes the disembarkation and initial handling of Rohingya boats in Aceh.
The Civil Society Network Concerned in Refugee and Asylum Seekers Issues in Indonesia received some information regarding a boat containing 150 Rohingya refugees currently drifting in waters approaching Indonesia. Based on information gathered on Wednesday (21/12), the ship is in an emergency situation and is drifting around Indonesian waters and is moving closer to the […]
SUAKA demands the Government of Indonesia to immediately provide comprehensive humanitarian-based treatment as an effort to handle 229 Rohingya refugees who landed on November 15-16 and are currently placed in Muara Batu District and Dewantara District, North Aceh
SUAKA urges the Central and North Aceh Government to coordinate the handling of the 110 Rohingya refugees who landed in Muara Batu, Aceh on Tuesday (15/11/2022). These Rohingya refugees – consisting of 72 male, 32 female, and 6 refugee children – had arrived around 03.25 local time via sea route.
Submission for Universal Periodic Review of the United Nations Human Rights Council 41st SessionRefugee Rights Situation in IndonesiaSubmitted on 30th of March 2022SUAKA IndonesiaResilience Development Initiative – Urban Refugee Research Group (RDI UREF)Jakarta Legal Aid Institute (LBH Jakarta)Dompet DhuafaGeutanyoe FoundationHuman Rights Working Group (HRWG) Introduction This submission provides an overview of the refugee rights situation […]
One of the main concerns of refugees while they stay in Indonesia is regarding their rights to legally marry and divorce, be it with an Indonesian spouse or other country of origins. SUAKA has been receiving many requests of information, as well as consultation on marriage and divorce cases. The same requests have also been […]
Revisiting our health and well being in times of stress. What causes stress? How to notice when we are stressed? What can we do to cope with stress?
SUAKA is unable to assist with or give advice regarding resettlement to a Third Country. The decision to accept a refugee for resettlement is made by the resettlement country.
Less than 5% of the worldwide refugee population will be offered resettlement. This means less than 1 in every 200 people.