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Politics 1 year ago
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Discriminatory laws, impunity worsen Indonesia’s human rights situation: HRW
The human rights group urged President Prabowo Subianto to revoke hundreds of discriminatory regulations issued by his predecessors that allow authorities and the public to discriminate against minority and marginalized groups.
Lifestyle 4 years ago
Fighting forward: Unlinking sexual orientation and professionalism
Workplace discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity is a real issue in 21st century Indonesia. Here are several people who have struggled in their careers because of their sexual orientation.
National 8 years ago
Komnas Perempuan knocks on door of presidential office for assistance
The National Commission on Violence Against Women (Komnas Perempuan) is seeking assistance from the Presidential Working Unit for the Implementation of Pancasila as the State Ideology (UKP-PIP) in the fight against discrimination against women.
National 8 years ago
Komnas Perempuan knocks on presidential office’s door for assistance
The National Commission on Violence against Women (Komnas Perempuan) is seeking assistance from the Presidential Working Unit for the Implementation of Pancasila as the State Ideology (UKP-PIP) in combating discrimination against women.
Opinion 9 years ago
Bylaws should stay between religion and secularism
Sukarno did not give a special status or position to any religion. The first principle meant that the new nation-state of Indonesia would be for all religions, as evidenced by the reduction of several words from the original phrase to avoid putting one religion over the others. It also meant that religions should be practiced in a civilized way or by a mutual respect: Adherents of one religion should respect other religions
