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Entertainment 4 years ago

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Five cinematic portraits of womanhood in Indonesia

‘The Jakarta Post’ considers five iconic films about the lives of Indonesian women.

World 4 years ago

Japan's ruling party wants more women at meetings, but stay quiet

The ruling Liberal Democratic Party has proposed a new plan that allows five female lawmakers to join the party's key meetings as observers.

World 5 years ago

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Yearender 2020: Indonesia ends ‘dynamic’ Security Council term

As 2020 comes to a close, Indonesia looks back on an exceptional year serving on the United Nations Security Council and draws its two-year term there to a close.

National 5 years ago

Indonesia, UK team up to launch training program for women entrepreneurs

Around 100 women entrepreneurs have been selected to join the two-month online training courses.

People 5 years ago

Get up & speak out: Young people give voice to youth SRHR rights

Who better to advocate for youth sexual and reproductive health and rights than young people? This is the rationale behind the "Get Up, Speak Out for Youth Rights!" (GUSO), an international program that involves youth at all stages and levels.

Health 5 years ago

Understand, love and respect your bodies

Living in a fast transition from rural to urban settings in Kupang has taken toll on the lives of young people in East Nusa Tenggara, one of Indonesia’s poorest provinces.

World 5 years ago

Japan eyes legalizing morning-after pill

The "morning-after pill" is currently only available with a doctor's prescription in Japan, but activists have long argued that it should be freely available to prevent unwanted pregnancies.

Opinion 5 years ago

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Women, home and the unimaginable in pandemic

This is a genuine but nameless disaster, something not considered suitable to complain about. So don’t be surprised if we see a sharp increase in requests for divorce during this COVID-19 era.