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Transforming soccer
Editorial 3 years ago

Transforming soccer

The transformation of the sport is long overdue, and a plurality of voices is key. It is essential that the government bring both experts and supporters into the effort to achieve real and lasting stadium safety.
Families of the Kanjuruhan tragedy call for more accountability, heavier sanctions
Society 3 years ago

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Families of the Kanjuruhan tragedy call for more accountability, heavier sanctions

Negative sentiments surrounding the National Police linger as people remain disappointed with their probe into the deadly Kanjuruhan Stadium tragedy despite the police having named six suspects thought to be responsible for the incident.
Indonesia football faces pivotal moment after Kanjuruhan disaster
Sports 3 years ago

Indonesia football faces pivotal moment after Kanjuruhan disaster

The tragedy a week ago that killed 131 people, including 32 children, in the aftermath of a top-tier match has forced officials and fans to confront failings in every aspect of the game in the country.
Jokowi says FIFA will not impose sanctions over deadly Kanjuruhan stampede
Politics 3 years ago

Jokowi says FIFA will not impose sanctions over deadly Kanjuruhan stampede

In a video message, the president said Indonesia would work with FIFA to improve its management of soccer matches and that FIFA president Gianni Infantino will visit Indonesia in October or November.
Six charged over Kanjuruhan soccer stadium disaster
Archipelago 3 years ago

Six charged over Kanjuruhan soccer stadium disaster

The suspects include three police officers over their use of tear gas, the head of the organizing committee and the chief security officer of the home club Arema FC.
Soccer as the opium of the masses: The case of stadium tragedy
Academia 3 years ago

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Soccer as the opium of the masses: The case of stadium tragedy

In a country where the gap between the rich and the poor is widening, you can expect that most of those fans in the bleachers are from the working class. 
Minute's silence at European matches for Kanjuruhan stadium victims: UEFA
Sports 3 years ago

Minute's silence at European matches for Kanjuruhan stadium victims: UEFA

"UEFA has today announced that a moment of silence will be held prior to kick-off in memory of the victims of the tragic events at Kanjuruhan Stadium in Indonesia," read its statement.
Security, legal experts talk better ways to handle unruly sports crowds
Sports 3 years ago

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Security, legal experts talk better ways to handle unruly sports crowds

Following the recent Kanjuruhan tragedy, experts weigh in on handling crowds the right way.
PSSI shifts blame for Kanjuruhan tragedy, fines Arema Rp 250 million
Archipelago 3 years ago

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PSSI shifts blame for Kanjuruhan tragedy, fines Arema Rp 250 million

The Soccer Association of Indonesia’s (PSSI) disciplinary committee on Tuesday deemed Arema FC to be at fault for Saturday’s Kanjuruhan Stadium tragedy in Malang, East Java.
East Java police chief apologises for Malang stadium disaster
Archipelago 3 years ago

East Java police chief apologises for Malang stadium disaster

"As the regional police chief, I am concerned, saddened and at the same time I am sorry for the shortcomings in the security process," Insp. Gen. Nico Afinta told a press conference in Malang.

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