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Democracy Review: Political participation and accountability in Indonesia

The dreadful attacks in Jakarta damaged Indonesia’s stability as well as confidence in its democracy. But what next for the country?

Burundi remained a modest beacon of democratic hope in what is otherwise considered a highly unstable region

Throughout 2008, the political parties geared up for the 2009 parliamentary elections.

NIMD focuses on the development of a voter education tool called “VoteMatch”

One of the lessons learned from the Democracy School programme in Indonesia is that political education helps enable a new generation of politicians to bridge divides between politics and society.

The preparations for the April 2009 general elections are culminating in an electoral frenzy throughout the Indonesian archipelago.