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Editorial 3 years ago

Indonesia’s human rights on trial

Some religious minorities, including followers of the Ahmadiyah and Shia, continue to be the subject of officially sanctioned persecutions.

Editorial 3 years ago

Stop animal horror shows

The arrest of two men in September for posting videos of the torture of long-tailed macaques is further proof of Indonesia’s shameful and disproportionate role in the proliferation of animal abuse content on social media.

Academia 3 years ago

PREMIUM
Transforming 'blue foods' for food security

Small-scale fishers and fishery businesses must be an integral part of the effort to build global food security.

Academia 3 years ago

PREMIUM
What Personal Data Protection Law means to companies

A company can no longer negligently process – by among other methods collecting, storing and disclosing – personal data. Further, the company must ensure that the subject of the data can exercise their rights pertaining to their personal data.

Sports 3 years ago

Formula One launches ‘Drive It Out’ campaign against abusive behavior

Formula One on Saturday launched the “Drive It Out” campaign against abusive behavior online on social media and at Grand Prix.

Asia & Pacific 3 years ago

PREMIUM
Indonesia investigates deaths of citizens in Malaysian detention

Indonesian officials are set to inspect immigration detention centers in Malaysia’s Sabah state, the site of alleged gross mistreatment of Indonesian migrant workers.

Academia 3 years ago

PREMIUM
RI’s domestic workers more protected abroad than at home

Employers in Malaysia, Singapore, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Saudi Arabia and other Middle East countries in many cases surpass their Indonesian counterparts when it comes to treating domestic workers.

Academia 3 years ago

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Teachers are there, brave and strong in face of ordeals

Regardless of their political stance, teachers have been the victims and witnesses of violence, as well as the protectors of their students and consolers in the aftermath.