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The bullying crisis
Editorial 3 months ago

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The bullying crisis

The recent series of child bullying cases reveals a systemic failure of our education system to protect children.
Child bomb maker: A wake-up call for protection, not punishment
Academia 3 months 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 influence, emotional turbulence, and unmet social needs.
Childhood lost, online
Editorial 4 months 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 are failing in our duty as parents, educators, communities, as a nation, to ensure online safety for underage users.
Academics push for making schools safer in education bill
Society 4 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 education experts have called for stronger guarantees of a safe and tolerant learning environment.
The politics of labeling in Papua: How narrative control perpetuates conflict
Academia 5 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 depending on which party controls the narrative.
Democracy on trial: Why we appeal to the United Nations
Academia 5 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.
Civilian police, public trust and the Brimob paradox
Academia 5 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 the steps toward rebuilding a civilian policing institution, in particular redefining the role and functions of the National Police’s paramilitary Brimob unit.
Police reform revisited
Editorial 5 months ago

Police reform revisited

It is safe to say that the incoming police reform is no more than a reactionary policy, rather than a genuine intention to bring about change. 
Autopsy shows Spaniard murdered in West Lombok
Archipelago 5 months ago

Autopsy shows Spaniard murdered in West Lombok

The findings were based on an autopsy and strengthened the conjecture that Maria Matilde Muñoz Cazorla was murdered.
Violence as policy in Trump's America
Academia 5 months ago

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Violence as policy in Trump's America

Trump has been signaling for a decade or so that political violence committed by his supporters is acceptable and might even be rewarded.
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