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Society 11 months ago
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Death of 12-year-old student highlights govt failure to prevent school bullying
Twelve-year-old Angga Bagus Perwira was found dead in his classroom at SMPN 1 Geyer Junior High School, Grobogan, Central Java, on Saturday at around 11 a.m. According to his classmates, Angga had been involved in two separate altercations with peers earlier that day, before experiencing seizures and ultimately passing away.
Archipelago 11 months ago
Relatives weep for scores of missing children after deadly East Java school collapse
Authorities said 91 people were listed as missing, after the Al Khoziny school building collapsed while pupils held late afternoon prayers in a mosque housed on a lower floor of a building whose upper floors were under construction.
Jakarta 11 months ago
Newly renovated JIS Pattimura Elementary Campus rooted in excellence
As quality education becomes increasingly vital for preparing children for the future, the Jakarta Intercultural School (JIS) has reopened its newly renovated Pattimura Elementary Campus, reaffirming its commitment to excellence, inclusivity and world-class learning amid rapidly changing times and a more complex environment for young learners.
Academia 11 months ago
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Affan’s tragedy reveals that millions of young Indonesians remain expendable
Development plans like the Long-term National Development Plan (RJPN) 2025-2045 often frame young people as economic and state instruments, valued for future productivity and conformity to state-approved personas.
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