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Voters Voices 2 years ago
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More universities throw their weight behind calls for fair election
More universities throughout the country have lent their voices to calls for a fair and accountable general election, as concerns over state partisanship and democratic backsliding continued to gain traction in the week before voting day.
Perspectives 2 years ago
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Maritime policy spells a quick win for the next president
As a maritime nation, Indonesia's next leader needs a strong policy to enhance the country's position at the global maritime table and capitalize on the untapped potentials of its abundance of marine resources, including renewable energy sources, so it transforms into a strong and prosperous country.
Academia 3 years ago
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The unsolved problems of our construction of knowledge
The increasing role of the middle class in the current trend of religious revival shows that, while the socio-economic gap has been widened, the fluidity of religious sentiment has become the social glue that sticks people from various socio-economic backgrounds together.
Society 4 years ago
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Ruling affirms support for women in ending sexual violence on campus
The Supreme Court has rejected a petition to revoke provisions on consent in a progressive regulation for on-campus sexual violence, much to the relief of those who have been fighting to end violence against women.
Academia 4 years ago
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LPDP overseas scholarship needs rethinking
The government's Education Endowment Fund (LPDP) sends thousands of the country’s best and brightest students each year to leading universities abroad, but is the national scholarship program benefiting our younger generation optimally, both globally and locally?
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