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Society 3 months ago
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UI punishes 15 law students over lewd group chat scandal
All but one of the students found violating the university’s regulations for sexually explicit conversation were suspended for one to three semesters, and will be required to undergo psychological counseling and complete an anti-sexual violence course.
Society 5 months ago
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UI suspends 16 law students over alleged online sexual harassment
The students, who are under investigation by the university's anti-sexual violence task force, are barred from participating in all academic activities, entering campus premises except for purposes related to the case or urgent matters under university supervision.
Politics 6 months ago
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Suspended NasDem lawmaker makes early returns to House
NasDem’s Ahmad Sahroni was reappointed as Commission III deputy speaker despite still having two weeks of suspension after being found guilty by the House ethics committee for his controversial remarks triggering wide public outrage in August 2025.
Tech 9 months ago
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Cloudflare services may be blocked, govt warns
The Communications and Digital Ministry has warned US-based internet services provider Cloudflare that its services in Indonesia could be blocked over legal compliance issues and allegations that it facilitates gambling websites.
Politics 10 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.
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