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The Lekra spirit lives: Martin Aleida on Indonesia’s revolutionary cultural group
Designer Tings Chak spoke with Indonesian writer Martin Aleida about Lekra and the legacy of repression of left movements in Indonesia
Indonesia’s attorney general calls for large-scale raids to seize communist literature
Ahead of the elections in April, the attorney general’s office has pointed to the need for more raids against “banned literature.” Anti-communist laws passed in 1966 and 1999 are often used to crack down on the left and anyone who criticizes the government
- Blood continues to spill in Colombia
- National strike in Panama continues amid heavy repression
- Tunisian President Kais Saied releases new draft constitution ahead of referendum
- IMF releases statement after “significant progress” in talks with Sri Lanka, fuel supplies halted and schools closed
- Progressives in Cyprus intensify campaign to save Akamas peninsula
