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SECURING DEMOCRATIC & CIVIL RIGHTS KEMITRAAN's Division of Democratic Justice Governance & Regionalization welcomed Dr Rifqi Assegaf as its new director during 2021. He brings a wealth of experience working both within Government and also with civil society. The slow but steady threats to the basic democratic, civil and even human rights of the citizenry over the past decade that has been outlined earlier in this report demand a vigorous engagement by KEMITRAAN in these areas of governance. To advance democratic governance, KEMITRAAN has sustained engagement with the legislative branch of government to strengthen inclusive policy making process through constructive engagement between civic and political actors. This has included working to improve inter-party dialogue in the parliament through Forum Inspirasi. It has also meant seeking to improve the understanding of politicians (MP candidates) of the importance of aligning political ideology of political parties into political party manifesto and individual political manifesto as well as strengthening the capacity of parliamentary faction experts on policy and budget analysis. KEMITRAAN has continued to work closely with law enforcement agencies especially the KPK and the Office of the Attorney General, AGO. A key area of focus has been on strengthening the Asset Recovery Office in the AGO through improvement of guidelines on asset recovery and expansion of structure that reflect the emerging challenge on asset recovery. At the same time KEMITRFAAN has been working to Improve the understanding of personnel in relevant law enforcement agencies on electronic evidence and its handling for law enforcement purpose. This has also involved working with law enforcement agencies to Identify gaps between existing national and international legal framework on electronic evidence. In addition, KEMITRAAN has worked with law enforcement agencies to improve inter-agency coordination through the establishment of digital hub on Asset Recovery. Programmatically there were also important transitions with the conclusion of the Human 40 | KEMITRAAN Annual Report 2021 Rights Defenders Program which was supported by the Government of the Netherlands. The DFAT- supported Bridge Initiative is also to progressing towards its conclusion, while the IDLO-led SIAGA- ECO program is set to conclude during the next year. In addition to the conclusion of some programs during 2021 there were also important new initiatives that commenced. All of these changes were managed in an atmosphere impacted by the COVID-19 management restrictions including direct collegial contact. While modern communication technologies are extremely valuable and well deployed, nothing can replace, certainly at initial stages of team integration, direct engagement at the work place. This has impacted on the ease of building a solid team focus integrated into the wider work environment of KEMITRAAN. With expectations that COVID-19 will become endemic rather than a pandemic in the next year, we are looking forward to building a solid and well-integrated team able to engage across and mutually supporting the whole portfolio of KEMITRAAN. Highlights 1 3 5 Collaborated with 12 CSOS, KEMITRAAN succeeded in empowering 2230 grassroots human rights defenders in environmental sector. The activities were advocacy trainings, knowledge exchange, and joint advocacy. 2 Establishment of an MoU with the Coordinating Ministry of Politics, Law and Security Capacity building of civil society, local journalists and academics in supervising the use of funds for the recovery of COVID-19 in 4 cities: Kendari, Surabaya, Medan and Denpasar. 4 Joined forces as member of global anti- corruption coalition, UNCAC Coalition. Shared anti-corruption knowledge in various events. Including the side event of Conference of the States Parties to the United Nations Convention Against Corruption in Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt. Photo: doc. Unsplash GOVERNANCE 6 Partnershipfer wernance R Environmental corruption as a roadblock to reaching the SDGS-a #COSP9 side event Collaborated with Aliansi Jurnalis Indepeden (AJI), KEMITRAAN managed to hold investigation training in 3 provinces (South Sumatera, Central Sulawesi, and Northeast Sulawesi). KEMITRAAN Annual Report 2021 | 41

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