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Tech 3 years ago

Women-led MSMEs inherit the true spirit of Kartini Day

More than a century has passed since Raden Ajeng Kartini made her mark on history as one of the first Indonesian female figures to advocate for gender equality.

Academia 3 years ago

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Kartini Day: Toward equality in female labor force participation

Based on Statistics Indonesia (BPS) data in 2019, there is an almost 30 percent gap between the participation of women and men in the labor market.

Editorial 4 years ago

Spreading Kartini's light

More than a century since the death of women’s emancipation pioneer and national heroine Radeng Adjeng Kartini, we still have much work to do to shed light on women's rights and issues.

National 5 years ago

Women crucial to peatland restoration efforts

Women are playing an increasingly critical role in rural communities that both protect and rely on peatland for a living, but existing social barriers give them very few chances to empower themselves and their communities, especially when it comes to conserving the environment.

National 5 years ago

Quarantined Indonesians take to social media, television airwaves to celebrate Kartini Day

Kartini Day is celebrated annually on April 21 to commemorate the birth of national heroine Raden Ajeng Kartini, who is hailed as a symbol of women’s empowerment in the country for promoting gender equity and women’s rights during the Dutch colonial era.