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ethics

Editorial 1 month ago

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The harm of free speech

The Grok controversy shows that Indonesia’s regulatory architecture for digital technology is still catching up with reality.

Academia 2 months ago

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Why the usual approach to corruption keeps failing

The real task of eradicating corruption is narrowing the space where wrongdoing still feels normal, necessary or excusable.

Politics 3 months ago

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House ethics ruling on lawmakers deemed lackluster

Student associations and analysts have lamented the House of Representatives ethics committee decision on lawmakers whose alleged arrogance angered people during August’s demonstrations, saying the sanctions against only three of the politicians were “not enough” of a deterrent.

Academia 4 months ago

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From chalkboards to chatbots: Teachers' agency at the crossroads

Teachers need to have the intellectual freedom to decide what and how to teach beyond algorithmic nudges.

Academia 4 months ago

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MBG: When children are reduced to numbers, dehumanization follows

When thousands of sick children are dismissed as a “small number”, we are not just misrepresenting data, we are negating the very value of life itself.

Academia 5 months ago

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Pancasila in the digital age: Reclaiming Indonesia’s ethical compass

Pancasila acts as a moral guidance to make sure development serves humanity, unity honors diversity, and democracy is guided by wisdom.

Academia 5 months ago

AI governance: Harnessing potential without losing control

Democratization through AI may be inevitable, but it could still be interesting to observe how one-party regimes may evolve and open up space for participation in political spaces through AI.

Politics 6 months ago

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Ethics probe recommends charges in death of motorcycle taxi driver

Seven Mobile Brigade (Brimob) police officers could face criminal investigation after an ethics probe found probable cause that they not only broke ethics but also the Criminal Code when their armored vehicle ran over and killed a motorcycle taxi (ojol) driver in a protest last week.

Academia 6 months ago

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Rewriting history: Remembering, forgetting and forgiving

Official history can no longer stand alone as the sole arbiter of truth, while public history must cultivate critical discipline to avoid being reduced to mere emotional appeals.

Academia 6 months ago

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When governance loses its moral compass: Lessons from Pati

In a democracy, the legitimacy of government depends not only on electoral mandates but also on moral credibility.

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ethics

PREMIUM The harm of free speech

PREMIUM Why the usual approach to corruption keeps failing

PREMIUM House ethics ruling on lawmakers deemed lackluster

PREMIUM From chalkboards to chatbots: Teachers' agency at the crossroads

PREMIUM MBG: When children are reduced to numbers, dehumanization follows

PREMIUM Pancasila in the digital age: Reclaiming Indonesia’s ethical compass