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View all search results2019-legislative-election
World 7 years ago
Female legislative candidates pledge support for migrant worker protection
Female legislative candidates from the Jakarta II electoral district, which covers Central Jakarta, South Jakarta and overseas voters, pledged support for the protection of female migrant workers abroad as the elections draw near.
Politics 7 years ago
Triple-minority candidate from Yogyakarta on fire to fight for disabled rights in House
Anggi has achondroplasia, a genetic disorder that causes her limbs to be shorter than most people's. Her condition led to years of activism for the rights of disabled people and, later, to her foray into politics.
Politics 7 years ago
Many legislative candidates still enigmas as election day approaches
The Association for Elections and Democracy (Perludem) has found that 25.5% or 2,049 of the registered House of Representatives candidates have opted not to disclose their personal information to the public through the General Elections Commission (KPU) website.
Politics 7 years ago
Police name Prabowo-Sandiaga supporter campaign violation suspect
Slamet, who is a campaign team member of the Prabowo Subianto–Sandiaga Uno presidential ticket, is alleged to have violated Article 280 of Law No. 7/2017 for campaigning outside the schedule set by the General Elections Commission, as he took part at a mass gathering held by the PA 212 supporters in Gladak on Jan. 13.
World 7 years ago
Overseas voters unaware of legislative candidates: Survey
A survey released by the Indonesian Diaspora Network-United (IDN-United) on Friday showed that 56 percent of Indonesian living abroad said they were "not aware" of the legislative candidates, while 29 percent said they were “less aware" of the candidates competing in the 2019 legislative election.
