Changes from resolution motion to resolution motion joint

Removedwhereas Indonesia is reported to face an erosion of democratic freedoms, with the revised Military Law extending into civilian governance, and new legislation curbing fundamental freedoms;

Added1. Expresses serious concern over the attacks on Andrie Yunus and Muhammad Rosidi, and over the wider pattern of violence against human rights and environmental defenders in Indonesia; stresses the risks faced by environmental defenders in Indonesia, notably those exposing illegal extractive activities;

Removedwhereas Indonesia, a member and 2026 President of the UN Human Rights Council, must uphold the highest standards in the protection of human rights.

Added2. Calls on the authorities to conduct a swift, thorough, transparent and independent investigation into both attacks and to try all human rights violators, including instigators, in civilian courts to end impunity;

RemovedExpresses serious concern at the attacks on Andrie Yunus and Muhammad Rosidi, and at the wider pattern of violence against human rights and environmental defenders in Indonesia;

Added3. Is deeply concerned by government plans that risk further restricting freedom of expression, including draft laws on disinformation, broadcasting and cybersecurity, as well as plans to screen and certify human rights defenders to determine who qualifies for legal protection;

RemovedCalls on the Indonesian authorities to revoke the transfer of the Yunus case to military jurisdiction and ensure it is tried before a civilian court; stresses that Indonesian law provides no legal basis for moving police-led criminal investigations to military courts, and that civilian jurisdiction must apply when security forces are accused of crimes against civilians;

Added4. Calls on Indonesia to reconsider and substantially amend repressive legislation and to guarantee a safe environment for human rights defenders, environmental activists, trade unions and journalists, free from surveillance, harassment and reprisals;

RemovedCalls for a thorough investigation of both attacks and an independent fact-finding team to identify all perpetrators, including senior officers allegedly linked to the attacks;

Added5. Urges the EU and the Member States to intensify engagement with Indonesia, including at the highest level and in international forums, to address the deteriorating human rights situation, particularly in Papua and West Papua, including through the EU-Indonesia Human Rights Dialogue;

RemovedUrges Indonesia to investigate reported police violence during the August 2025 demonstrations and address wider concerns over shrinking civic space and the safety of civil society actors;

Added6. Highlights Indonesia’s role as a strategic partner for the EU and key interlocutor in addressing regional challenges, ranging from economic security and environmental degradation to regional security and freedom of navigation; calls for the EU to enforce human rights, labour and environmental commitments in all its relations with Indonesia; calls on the Commission to fund the protection of human rights defenders; stresses the importance of applying thorough supply chain due diligence;

RemovedStresses the risks faced by environmental defenders in Indonesia exposing illegal extractive activities, notably in the tin, nickel and palm oil sectors;

RemovedUrges Indonesia to allow civil society oversight of the conduct of armed forces, intelligence services and law enforcement;

RemovedCalls on the VP/HR, the Commission and the Member States to raise these issues with the Indonesian authorities and to consider targeted measures under the EU Global Human Rights Sanctions Regime against officials credibly implicated in human rights violations;