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As a female politician, the family resilience bill has made me wonder, is it time to reevaluate the 30 percent gender quota because the increasing number of women representation in the highest legislative body has not helped to significantly produce more gender-responsive policies?
Massive hate campaigns have been waged against LGBTIQ people at schools, universities, mosques and churches, condemning them for being sinful and an abomination. This moral panic has also pervaded state and legal institutions, threatening the civil rights and the lives of members of Indonesia’s LGBTIQ community. This is happening in the Reform Era (1998-present), which was supposed to be an era of democratization.
Women from rural areas, who are cited by some as passive and quiet, have started to speak their mind and even changed policies in their villages after undergoing training at the Legal Aid Foundation of Indonesian Women's Association for Justice (LBH APIK).
Unicode Consortium has unveiled Emoji 12.0, the 2019 collection of 59 new emojis — 230 if all gender and skin tone variations are taken into account — that will be coming to your fingertips throughout this year depending on which platforms you use.
