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National 6 years ago
Thirteen police officers questioned over deaths of student protesters in Kendari
The National Police’s internal investigation team is questioning 13 police officers after a demonstration in Kendari, Southeast Sulawesi, resulted in the deaths of two students from Halu Oleo University last week.
Community 6 years ago
No, Indonesian students are not taking to the streets only to fight sex ban
The revision of the Criminal Code is only one among several problematic bills students are protesting against and the criminalization of pre- and extramarital sex is the least of several concerns regarding the bill.
Opinion 6 years ago
PREMIUM
Revised Criminal Code bill ‘death sentence’ for women
It seems that women’s rights and women’s lives simply don’t matter anymore in Indonesia, to the point that we have to choose between lifelong suffering, death or imprisonment in the unforeseeable event that we become victims of rape or are diagnosed with medical complications during pregnancy.
National 6 years ago
One student dies, one in critical condition after protest turns violent in Kendari
A student from Halu Oleo University in Kendari, Southeast Sulawesi, has died after a demonstration in front of the provincial legislative council (DPRD) building descended into violence on Thursday.
National 6 years ago
PREMIUM
Students lead the way, again
The last two days have seen large-scale demonstrations involving tens of thousands of university students in Jakarta and other cities across the country, including Bandung in West Java, Palembang in South Sumatra and Makassar in South Sulawesi.
National 6 years ago
Students throng in front of House, more flood into Jakarta as protests continue
Thousands of university students from across Indonesia have once again taken to the streets in a continuation of a series of protests against what they perceive to be attempts by the government and the legislature to roll back democracy.
