The Anglo-Indonesian Society

The Anglo-Indonesian Society The Society arranges a programme of events for our Members throughout the year, this includes talks, All Council members serve in voluntary capacity.

The Anglo-Indonesian Society (Formal name “The Anglo-Indonesian Society“) was formed in May 1956 on the initiative of its first Life President, Baroness Vickers, DBE. Her work was subsequently taken forward by its second Life President, Christopher Scarlett, a British civil engineer, who together with the Council of the Society developed and guided the Society first as Honorary Secretary and the

n as Chairman over a period of more than 30 years. The present Chairman is Martin Hatfull, former British Ambassador to Indonesia. His Excellency the Indonesian Ambassador is Patron of the Society. The Society is managed by a Council whose members are elected by the Annual General Meeting of the Society’s Members. They undertake the various different offices on the Council and take part in the Council’s committees and working groups. The constitution of the Society is set out in its Rules.

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🇮🇩| The Javanese Kebaya is more than just traditional attire—it is a beautiful expression of Javanese heritage, grace, and identity.

With its delicate embroidery, elegant silhouette, batik fabric, and timeless details, the kebaya reflects the refinement and cultural richness of Java. Traditionally worn on important occasions, it continues to represent the beauty of Indonesian heritage across generations.

A timeless piece of tradition, elegance, and pride.

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18/08/2026

The fire season in Indonesia has begun and 2026 is predicted to be one of the worst fire years on record due to a “super” El Niño. Orangutan Outreach is in daily contact with our Indonesian partners and we are kept updated on their needs.

Our partners at YIARI have fought to keep fires away from their orangutan center in West Kalimantan. Our partners at Borneo Nature Foundation and BOS Foundation are tackling fires in Central Kalimantan.

We have a long fire season ahead of us. If you haven’t donated yet, please consider supporting the Orangutan Outreach Emergency Fire Fund.

You can learn more and stay updated on the fires affecting our partners on our Fire Fund webpage at redapes.org/fire-fund/

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