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The University of Indonesia Lecturers Alliance has conveyed its support for a discussion on racism in Papua that was previously disavowed by the UI rectorate board over claims of academic sloppiness and lackluster planning.
The Constitutional Law Society (CLS), the student community that organized the discussion, said the event, scheduled for Friday, was meant to be a response to recent public discussions about the possibility of dismissing the President for what some perceive as his inadequate handling of the COVID-19 outbreak.
Despite the doubts about minister Nadiem with his business background, he has the potential to undertake educational reform. As some critics have said, naturally it is impossible to manage Indonesian education with merely the start-up approach he is famous for, in which gaining and losing is part of growing a business. As a minister, he must win.
