Karina Tehusijarana
Indonesia Correspondent
Karina is Indonesia Correspondent for The Straits Times. She previously worked at Amnesty International Indonesia as well as The Jakarta Post and Rappler Indonesia, where she covered politics and human rights issues. Karina, who has an accountancy degree from Nanyang Business School, worked at an accounting firm in Singapore before going into journalism. She also holds a master’s degree from Columbia Journalism School.
Latest articles
‘I’ll do my job or someone else will take it’: Why many Asians are staying put in the Gulf amid war
‘Ungrateful’ Indonesian influencer’s video puts scrutiny on public scholarship holders
Inspired historically by Iran, S-E Asia’s Islamist groups mourn Khamenei but remain at arm’s length
In Indonesia, non-Muslims join race to buy Ramadan bazaar snacks
Back in business: Indonesia’s suspended MPs return as if the protests never happened
Indonesia, US seal trade deal with 19% tariff and exemptions for goods like coffee
Actress’ LinkedIn stunt strikes a nerve among young Indonesian job seekers
Friends raise funds for mum of girl who died in Chinatown accident as she remains hospitalised
A purse-snatching that led to manslaughter claim spotlights Indonesia’s use of restorative justice
Indonesia’s unlikely activists: How white-collar workers are finding their voice
