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Justice should be the way forward in commodity trade
Academia 4 years ago

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Justice should be the way forward in commodity trade

Palm oil falls victim to trade injustice in vegetable oils as it has been discriminated and vilified against deforestation allegations. 
Working together toward a higher calling
Academia 4 years ago

Working together toward a higher calling

Any form of demonstration by citizens in which NGOs participate, be it against flawed public policies or projects having severe environmental or social impact, is commonly sanctioned as fomenting social unrest.
Indigenous people could be expelled from land for new capital: NGO
Politics 4 years ago

Indigenous people could be expelled from land for new capital: NGO

At least 20,000 people from 21 indigenous groups live in the area designated for the construction of the new capital with laws enabling the move from Jakarta not providing enough protection for the communities' land rights, according to the Indigenous Peoples Alliance of the Archipelago (AMAN).
Vice President Ma’ruf and the scourge of stunted children
Academia 4 years ago

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Vice President Ma’ruf and the scourge of stunted children

We do not deal with malnutrition in general education. We did not call on the entire nation to address this scourge together. 
Civil society groups say COP26 should be postponed over COVID-19
World 5 years ago

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Civil society groups say COP26 should be postponed over COVID-19

Rising cases, unequal global vaccine rollout and stringent quarantine requirements for some 60 "red list" nations and territories hoping to attend the 12-day UN climate talks mean that "a safe, inclusive and just global climate conference is impossible," the Climate Action Network (CAN) said.
Will we talk to the Taliban? We always have
Opinion 5 years ago

Will we talk to the Taliban? We always have

To weather future storms in Afghanistan humanitarian actors would do well to firmly plot their own course based on the needs that exist, rather than being steered by the changing political winds. 
Battling stunting in East Nusa Tenggara: Healthcare and knowledge access
Health 5 years ago

Battling stunting in East Nusa Tenggara: Healthcare and knowledge access

In the second part of our story about childhood stunting in East Nusa Tenggara, we look at how infrastructure and training are critical to reducing the prevalence of stunting.
Brazil's favela gamers dream big
Science & Tech 5 years ago

Brazil's favela gamers dream big

Coming of age in the Brazilian favela of Vigario Geral, Luiz Augusto Jr used to spend his money playing video games.
Why Indonesia needs to recognize its social enterprises
Opinion 5 years ago

Why Indonesia needs to recognize its social enterprises

Social enterprises have been supporting the nation's objectives since before there was a nation. It's about time they received formal recognition and legitimacy.
Digital donations - new potential to accelerate philanthropy
Opinion 5 years ago

Digital donations - new potential to accelerate philanthropy

Those active in the digital donation ecosystem will need to ensure their credibility and transparency in fundraising and ensure that donations are allocated correctly to those in need in order to build and maintain trust amongst the public

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