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KPU Don’t “Wash Hands”, Take Action on Survey Institutions

[Jakarta, 11 July 2014] – It is hoped that the General Elections Commission (KPU) will not “wash their hands” in response to conflicting quick count results, which has caused unrest among the people. “The KPU can form an Ethics Council for survey institutions so that they are audited by an independent public auditor and announce

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FOINI PRESS RELEASE | Open Information on Implementation of the Presidential Election Quick Count

FOINI (Freedom Of Information Network Indonesia) YAPPIKA, PATTIRO, ICW, IPC, TII, Seknas FITRA, ICEL, IBC, MediaLink, Perludem, IBC, PSHK, SBMI, Koak Lampung, PATTIRO Serang, PATTIRO Banten, Perkumpulan INISIATIF, PATTIRO Semarang, KRPK Blitar, Sloka Institute, SOMASI NTB, Laskar Batang, PIAR NTT, KOPEL Makassar, SKPKC Papua, Mata Aceh, GerAk Aceh, JARI KalTeng, KH2Institute, PUSAKO Unand, FITRA Riau, LPI

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Open Data at the Sunlight Foundation’s Transparency Unconference

By: Timothy Lay, Volunteer in PATTIRO. From 29 May to 2 June 2014, the Sunlight Foundation hosted their annual TransparencyCamp in Washington, D.C. Held at the School of Public Policy, George Mason University, the Transparency Camp brought together 800 participants, including students, online developers, CSO and donor representatives as well as academics. The Sunlight Foundation

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Decentralization in Mining Sector

By: Robert Endi Jaweng, Jakarta | Opinion | Tue, March 11 2014 London-listed Churchill Mining Plc Corp. has brought its mining dispute with the Indonesian government before the Washington-based International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID), demanding over US$1 billion in compensation for losses caused by the revocation of its mining permits by the East

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CSOs Establish Communiqué on Open Government

[Denpasar, May 6 2014, Luh De Suriyani] Civil Society Organizations (CSO) in the Asia Pacific have created a communiqué to urge governments of Open Government Partnership (OGP) country members to implement the principles of open government.. In their joint communiqué, the 153 organizations stressed the importance and need to establish, expand and consolidate civic space.

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