Latest activity News, commentary, and stories from WFD Image Breadcrumb Home Latest activity Filter Category Annual report and accounts Commentary News Press releases Story Location Venezuela Uzbekistan Uzbekistan Ukraine Uganda The Gambia Thailand Taiwan Sudan Sri Lanka Solomon Islands Sierra Leone Serbia North Macedonia Nigeria Nepal Myanmar Mozambique Morocco Montenegro Maldives Malaysia Lebanon Laos Kenya Jordan Indonesia Helping combat violence against women in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) Ghana Georgia Enhancing women’s rights in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) Botswana Bosnia and Herzegovina Bangsamoro, Philippines Armenia Algeria Albania Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) Theme Accountability and transparency Anticorruption Democratic resilience Digital technology Disinformation and political discourse Peace and conflict Youth Cost of politics Persons with disabilities (PWDs) Public finances LGBT+ Post-legislative scrutiny Democracy in the world Human rights Elections Environmental democracy Inclusion Openness and participation Parliaments and political parties Political parties Women's political leadership UK Political Parties international programmes Year - All - 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 Statement from WFD on the arrest of a local staff member in Indonesia UPDATE AT 24/04/2020 at 08.40AM BST 23 April 2020 Following the law: Combatting discrimination and human rights violations through post-legislative scrutiny WFD’s Senior Governance Advisor, Franklin de Vrieze, explains the importance of assessing the implementation, impact and unintended effects of legislation for the protection and promotion of human rights in Indonesia. 30 October 2019 Election observation in Indonesia Former Conservative MP, Rt Hon Sir Simon Burns, reports back on his time in Indonesia observing the world’s third largest democracy in action. 30 April 2019 Indonesia leads the way on parliamentary commitment to openness in Asia As election day in Indonesia comes to an end, will the appointment of over 20,000 new legislators make its parliament more open and transparent? 17 April 2019 Pagination First page « First Previous page Back Page 1 Current page 2