AIYA Links: 24 April

In the news

As Jokowi calls for reform of international institutions at the Asia-Africa Conference, analysts wonder whether a shift in Indonesian foreign policy is underway.
UQ’s Andrew Phillips on why the Bandung conference matters to Australia.
Jakarta hosted the World Economic Forum on East Asia this week—check out videos of discussions here.
Reports that preparations have begun for the execution of Australian convicts Myuran Sukamaran and Andrew Chan.
Listen to Prof Tim Lindsey’s lecture on the legal and political issues around the death penalty.
Fairfax’s @JewelTopsfield looks at Jakarta’s street busker community featured in the recent documentary Jalanan.

AIYA’s look at Melbourne’s Indonesian Film Festival continues with reviews of @DanielZiv‘s Jalanan and the food-centred drama Tabula Rasa.

Melbourne, 2 May: join in AIYA Victoria’s trivia night—16:00 at Attitude Studios.
Sydney, 7 May: UNSW hosts a performance of Balinese gamelan at 19:30-21:00 at the Io Myers Studio—register here.
AIYA Job Board: ACICIS is seeking applications for a full-time administrative position in its Secretariat in Perth.

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