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Academia 1 year ago
Defending freedom of religion: A collective responsibility
The IPPFoRB-APHR Jakarta Declaration presents an opportunity for Indonesian lawmakers and their Southeast Asian peers to take collective action in securing the guarantee for freedom of religion or belief for all peoples in the region.
Politics 1 year ago
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Megawati laments lack of interest in restoring MPR’s power
Putting the People's Consultative Assembly (MPR) back as the country's highest law-making institution should help addressing problems that require a constitutional amendment, PDI-P chairwoman Megawati Soekarnoputri has suggested in her recent speech.
Academia 1 year ago
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Ensuring the recovery of child victims of trafficking
We need to do more to help facilitate the recovery of trafficking victims, especially children, including by setting up ISCs in regions with trafficking hot spots, stipulating recovery-focused funding via the DBK and using our vote in November to make sure we elect regional leaders who are committed to combating people trafficking.
Society 1 year ago
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Critics slam med school head dismissal, demand his reinstatement
Constitutional law experts have slammed the recent dismissal of Budi Santoso from his post as medical school dean at Airlangga University in East Java, calling it to be a violation of the 1945 Constitution and evidence that academic freedom in the country is in tatters.
Academia 1 year ago
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Why the personal data protection agency matters
While an independent agency to oversee data protection is yet to be established as mandated in the PDP Law, ensuring that this institution is truly independent from external interests and influences is vital to protecting citizens' personal data.
