Publications - Sembada Bersama Indonesia

Di balik gencarnya narasi pertumbuhan ekonomi dan hilirisasi nikel, tersembunyi jerih payah dan nelangsa para pekerja yang menjadi tulang punggung industrialisasi. Laporan investigasi terbaru

Baca selengkapnya

Publications

06/01/202502/05/2025

Workers Waiting to Die in Morowali (Full Version)

Diposkan Oleh:sembadaadmin

Workers Waiting to Die in Morowali: The Risks of Occupational Diseases in One of the World’s Largest Nickel Industrial Zone This report was written

Baca selengkapnya

Publications

28/10/202402/05/2025

The Morowali Explosion; An Industrial Accident That Killed Workers in the Hearthland of the Nickel Industry (Full Version)

Diposkan Oleh:sembada Bersama

Ini adalah laporan pencarian fakta atas ledakan di PT Indonesia Tsingshan Stainless Steel Indonesia (ITSS), sebuah perusahaan smelter di dalam kawasan industri nikel Indonesia

Baca selengkapnya

Perkumpulan Sembada Bersama Indonesia, or more commonly known as Sembada Bersama, was founded in 2024 by a number of labour activists in Indonesia. We recognise that most trade unions in Indonesia are not really connected to the millions of Indonesian migrants working abroad, including on the border between Indonesia and Sabah, East Malaysia. Sembada Bersama has carried out humanitarian work, monitoring and fact-finding missions, campaigned on migrant workers’ rights and provided legal assistance to migrant workers deported from Sabah, Malaysia. Sembada Bersama also works to organise undocumented migrant workers in Sabah.

Sembada Bersama was also set up to support the labour movement in its struggle for safer and fairer workplaces. We recognise that trade unions in Indonesia are not fully addressing the issue of safer and healthier workplaces at the core of their movement. In fact, hundreds of thousands of Indonesian workers suffer work-related accidents every year, and we have no credible data on how many workers suffer from occupational diseases. To help, Sembada Bersama’s mission is to provide practical information and educational materials for the labour movement and victims’ organisations to navigate and address the issues of dangerous and hazardous workplaces. We believe that the principle of universal health is inseparable from safer and healthier workplaces. Workers should not have to work in conditions that lead to illness or death.