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Beyond nostalgia: Bandung Spirit and the fight for human rights today
Academia 9 months ago

Beyond nostalgia: Bandung Spirit and the fight for human rights today

The Bandung Spirit calls for a more democratic and inclusive interpretation, one shaped by the voices, histories and lived realities of the Global South.
Giving cash to poor, rural families can help bring down child marriage
Academia 9 months ago

Giving cash to poor, rural families can help bring down child marriage

A study of about 1 million girls suggests government programs can be effective in reducing the number of child brides.
The enduring legacy of Pope Francis on women's leadership in Church
Academia 9 months ago

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The enduring legacy of Pope Francis on women's leadership in Church

Pope Francis' legacy lies not only in the specific reforms he implemented, but in the broader paradigm shift he championed.
Sexual violence still haunts Indonesian women
Academia 10 months ago

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Sexual violence still haunts Indonesian women

The national movement to end sexual violence has, to a large degree, centered women as both the primary victims and agents of change.
Indonesia’s dilemma: Gaza’s victims welcome, but our own are forgotten
Academia 10 months ago

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Indonesia’s dilemma: Gaza’s victims welcome, but our own are forgotten

While the President's plan to evacuate injured Gazans is laudable, the government must also look to seek a solution for Indonesians stuck in Syrian camps, mostly women and children, if it truly intends to stand with moral authority as a global humanitarian leader.
Carrying the torch, lighting new paths: Women and leadership
Academia 10 months ago

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Carrying the torch, lighting new paths: Women and leadership

While our grandfathers passed us the torch, and Kartini broke the first walls, we still find ourselves building the path as we walk it.
A revolutionary mind
Editorial 10 months ago

A revolutionary mind

Every great idea begins with a spark in someone’s mind. Under duress, it is an expression of resilience to escape one’s misfortune.
Saving Gazans but forgetting about Palestine
Academia 10 months ago

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Saving Gazans but forgetting about Palestine

Sympathy without structure can devolve into sentiment without solutions, especially if the receiving country lacks the systems needed to truly welcome, care for and protect the displaced.
Women activists call for end to violence against students in TNI Law protests
Politics 10 months ago

Women activists call for end to violence against students in TNI Law protests

While also rejecting the law, the group decried the violence against the protesters, who are mostly students, conducted by police and military that continues to occur during the demonstrations nationwide.
Let Afghan women lead
Academia 11 months ago

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Let Afghan women lead

Rather than simply admire their courage or sympathize with their plight, the international community must offer them support, safety and a seat at the table.
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