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Politics 1 month ago
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Ethics probe urged on KPK after Yaqut’s house arrest
The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) leadership has been reported to the antigraft body’s supervisory council over allegations of ethics violations for granting graft suspect Yaqut Cholil Qoumas’ request for a transfer to a house arrest for the Idul Fitri holiday.
Editorial 1 month ago
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A few bad LPDP apples
The recent furor related to a couple of LPDP recipients shows that the government must run a rigorous screening process for all candidates, including a social media background check, to ensure that the national scholarship is granted to a deserving individual who represents the country, and preferably one from straitened circumstances.
Academia 8 months ago
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Quality journalism is the only savior for news outlets
In the digital and AI age, news outlets in Indonesia, as elsewhere, may never regain their glory days of wealth and resources but, by focusing on quality, they can still be a source of reliable information essential to the good functioning of democracy.
Editorial 3 years ago
Judicial credibility
Civil society groups have raised serious concerns about the potential co-option of the court by the executive and legislative bodies, which further fuels the belief that there has been an attempt by the political elites to dismantle our democratic institutions.
Academia 4 years ago
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Ending virginity testing in TNI is not enough
Although the Indonesian Army has issued a technical instruction that removes the test, there are currently no public policies in the form of legislation that guarantees the abolition of virginity testing in the Indonesian Military (TNI).
