Festival Fi.Nan.SIAL Vol.2: Connecting Finance, Consumption, and Social Impact
Jakarta, 19 November, 2024 — Festival Fi.Nan.SIAL Vol.2 was successfully held on November 18, 2024, at Salihara Theatre, Jakarta. Organized […]
Events
Green taxonomy revision causes ‘uncertainty’ for energy transition: Critics
Experts say a planned revision of the government’s green taxonomy causes uncertainty for Indonesia’s energy transition as it excludes the
Training on High-Risk Industry Monitoring of Human Rights
Eight provinces are preparing to further advocate cases involving high-risk industries related to human rights violations and deforestation. Responding to
Zulhas’ Statement Opposing the Anti-Deforestation Law is Misguided
Press conference – Zulhas’ Statement Opposing the Anti-Deforestation Law is Misguided Jakarta, August 3, 2023. The recently enacted European Union
Press Release – ResponsiBank Indonesia Coalition
ResponsiBank Indonesia Coalition Assesses Implementation Commitments of Sustainable Finance in Indonesian Banking Remains Low “The financial sector plays an important
Tiberias Village Head’s Sole Protest at the Supreme Court
Tiberias Village Head’s Sole Protest at the Supreme Court After the Lone Protest of Tiberias Village Head at the Supreme
Protest against 36 Banks Complicit in Environmental Crime
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Linda Rosalina ([email protected]/+62 812 1942 7257) Protest against 36 Banks Complicit in Environmental Crime Civil
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Civil Society Demands That Danamon Bank Be Also Responsible for Climate Crisis Civil society sends gifts and flower bouquets to
Demanding accountability
Demanding accountability Strengthening corporate accountability and supply chain due diligence to protect human rights and safeguard the environment Embargoed: 15
Civil Society Coalition Demands That MUFG and Bank Danamon Be Held Accountable for Forest Destruction, Climate Crisis and Human Rights Violation in Indonesia
Bank Danamon becomes MUFG’s subsidiary that is exempted from MUFG’s new palm oil and forestry policies, impairing the quality