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April 3, p 1As the nation celebrates the birth of national heroine Raden Ajeng Kartini, many women out there are working hard in the making of modern Indonesia
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As the nation celebrates the birth of national heroine Raden Ajeng Kartini, many women out there are working hard in the making of modern Indonesia.
Wearing her protective gear, 20-year-old Debbi Risfa skillfully takes a sample of material to be used in the gold extraction process at the Martable gold mine in Batang Toru in North Sumatra.
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It's really great to know that Indonesian women can contribute in many ways to this nation, based on their own skills and capacities.
It's very important to really pay attention to women's passions and support them.
Anneis
