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Society 1 week ago

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Yearender: Student safety in spotlight in 2025

From a boarding school collapse that killed more than 60 students to numerous fatal bullying in...

Academia 2 weeks ago

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The Bondi tragedy: The rising specter of inspirational terrorism

In today's interconnected, borderless digital world, counterterrorism strategies must evolve to ...

Editorial 1 month ago

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The bullying crisis

The recent series of child bullying cases reveals a systemic failure of our education system to prot...

Academia 1 month ago

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Child bomb maker: A wake-up call for protection, not punishment

Around the world, minors have been pulled into extremist violence through a combination of online in...

Editorial 1 month ago

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Childhood lost, online

The explosive incident last Friday at a North Jakarta school is a tragic, glaring reminder that we a...

Society 2 months ago

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Academics push for making schools safer in education bill

As lawmakers are revising the 2003 National Education System (Sisdiknas) Law, academics and educatio...

Academia 2 months ago

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The politics of labeling in Papua: How narrative control perpetuates conflict

In Papua's conflict dynamics, civilian victims frequently become subjects of competing labels de...

Academia 2 months ago

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Democracy on trial: Why we appeal to the United Nations

The state has resorted to intimidation, arbitrary arrests and systemic silencing of dissent.

Academia 3 months ago

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Civilian police, public trust and the Brimob paradox

The new police reform efforts underway since the August-September protests must clearly delineate th...

Editorial 3 months ago

Police reform revisited

It is safe to say that the incoming police reform is no more than a reactionary policy, rather than ...

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violence

PREMIUM Yearender: Student safety in spotlight in 2025

PREMIUM The Bondi tragedy: The rising specter of inspirational terrorism

PREMIUM The bullying crisis

PREMIUM Child bomb maker: A wake-up call for protection, not punishment

PREMIUM Childhood lost, online

PREMIUM Academics push for making schools safer in education bill

PREMIUM The politics of labeling in Papua: How narrative control perpetuates conflict

PREMIUM Democracy on trial: Why we appeal to the United Nations

PREMIUM Civilian police, public trust and the Brimob paradox