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The Election Commission’s credibility has come under scrutiny after it last week stopped displaying the results of its ongoing official vote tally online, prompting parties supporting Prabowo’s rivals to cry foul play, and activists and watchdog groups to demand greater transparency into the vote tabulation process.
JAKARTA — High tides hampered Indonesian rescue teams searching for a Taiwanese passport holder still missing after a passenger boat capsized in waters off the capital Jakarta on Monday (March 11), state media reported on Wednesday.
JAKARTA (Reuters) -- Indonesian presidential candidate Anies Baswedan plans to file a case at the country's Constitutional Court contesting the results of last month's election, he told reporters on Wednesday.
JAKARTA — Indonesian presidential candidate Anies Baswedan plans to file a case at the country's Constitutional Court contesting the results of last month's election, he told reporters on Wednesday (March 13).
JAKARTA — Rescue teams searched waters in central Indonesia on Wednesday (March 13) for 24 fishermen missing since their boat sank at the weekend, with hopes kept alive by the discovery a day ago of 11 survivors who had been floating at sea for three days.
Eleven Indonesian fishermen survived after three days at sea clinging to their capsized boat, rescuers said on Wednesday, as they searched for at least 22 crew still missing after the weekend incident that left two dead.
Virdika Rizky Utama is a researcher with the think tank PARA Syndicate in Jakarta.