Devy Ernis

Devy Ernis is the magazine’s editorial staff and leader behind the women's special edition entitled ‘Eureka! Women inventors’ that won the 2019 Presidents Cup.

Ernis is a member writer of the 2020 Adinegoro Journalistic Award feature "Hanya Api Semata Api." Ernis graduated from Padjadjaran University and joined Tempo in April 2014.

Forced Hijab in Minang Land

Discrimination against non-muslim students occurred for years in Padang. Padang City government refused to revise the problematic regulation.

Non-health care professionals—including desk workers, socialites, bureaucrats, government officials, and family members of regional heads—were vaccinated in the first-stage vaccination program. Messy data is believed to be one of the causes of leaks in the vaccination program.

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A Blemish on the Green Campus

After he was proven to have committed self-plagiarism, Muryanto Amin’s career still sailed smoothly until he became rector of the North Sumatra University. His article, published in a journal lacking in credibility, was used to obtain a professorship. Palace officials are said to have intervened.

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The Efficacy Roller Coaster

The temporary results of the Sinovac vaccine’s clinical trials only contain data from 33 percent of participants. There is concern over transparency.

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Qur’an Study minus the Green Star

Islam Defenders Front’s activities continue, but without its attributes. The police asked FPI leaders in the regions to accept the government’s decision.

National

Holiday Testing Blues

Minister Luhut Pandjaitan is encouraging the use of antigen tests, which is seen as being more affordable and faster compared to the PCR tests. The antigen tests price is much higher than the base cost of the test kits.

National

Papuan Shepherds’ Moral Appeals

Priests in Papua called for the retreat of soldiers and police. They criticize their bishops’ attitude.

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One-Day Rice

AFTER one day, the rice Rina cooked had gone bad. The resident of Duren Sawit in East Jakarta was surprised by the quality of rice she obtained in the social aid package distributed by the social affairs ministry.

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Social Aid Bags at election campaigns

The social affairs ministry’s Covid-19 social aid was allegedly used to support regional head candidates during the elections. The PDI-P benefited the most.

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The Megamendung Post’s Secret Code

Muhammad Rizieq bin Hussein Shihab’s time at the Alam Agrokultural Islamic Boarding School in Megamendung, Puncak, Bogor Regency, West Java, has been leisurely.

National

Mama’s Letter for Her Champ

A number of regional head candidates are taking advantage of their family ties in government. The Chasan family moved simultaneously in the Banten area.

National

A Slap in the Face in Papua

Security forces thwarted a public hearing in Papua. Intelligence raised support to counterbalance the pro-independence groups.

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A Reunion’s Complicated Consequences

Following a large Islam Defenders Front event in Petamburan, Jakarta Governor Anies Baswedan was questioned by the police. The regional government’s stance prior to the event was indeed ambiguous.

National

Throwing the Net to Contest China

The United States is avidly lobbying Indonesia regarding the South China Sea conflict. The issue was also discussed during Prabowo’s US visit.

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getting Votes and Coronavirus

Regional head candidates are holding various campaigns amid the pandemic, giving rise to new clusters of coronavirus infection.

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Pejaten’s Gift for Trunojoyo

The State Intelligence Agency is supplying information to the police concerning actors behind the protests against the Job Creation Law. But youths are already mobilizing resistance on the streets.

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Intelligence Attempts to Suppress Protests

Omnibus law protest coordinators allegedly approached by the police and intelligence agency. The Palace joined the lobbying.

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End of the Line for the Special Fund

As the disbursement period for the special autonomy fund comes to an end in 2021, many demonstrations erupt in Papua. Several parties refuse an extension of the special autonomy fund and instead demand a referendum. To quell the ruckus, the home affairs ministry hastens deliberations on revision of the Special Autonomy Law.

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