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Kartun: Yuyun Nurrachman
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“Call Me…”

Kartini’s language, the language of a 20-year-old, is like a storm, although not immediately evident. It is not linear, or flat. Hyperbole arises in many sections, particularly when she mentions something (or someone) that she likes. Exclamation marks abound.

Sidelines Edisi : Monday, May 3, 2021

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Pelanduk di Antara Gajah Digital/Tempo
Berkaca pada Tsunami Corona India/Tempo
Angin-anginan Mengusut Angin/Tempo
Activities at Rifka Annisa Women's Crisis Center in Jalan Jambon, Tegalrejo subdistrict, Yogyakarta, April 19. Tempo/Shinta Maharani

Hand-in-hand Seeking Public Support

Women activists widen their network and rally support to ratify the Sexual Violence  Eradication Bill. A number of women ulema made a breakthrough by organizing the first Indonesian Ulema Women’s Congress in 2017 to support the elimination of sexual violence, promotion of gender equality, and prevention of child marriage. Intensifying its online campaign, the women activists seek support from influential mass organizations, some of whom are still at odds with the activists.

Special Report Edisi : Monday, April 26, 2021

An activist of Indonesian National Students’ Movement (GMNI) Banten takes part in a rally to commemorate Anti-Violence against Women Day (HAKTP) at the Ciceri roundabout in Serang, Banten, last December. They call on the government to be more active in protecting women from all forms of violence and to take stricter actions against perpetrators. Antara/Asep Fathulrahman

The Arduous Road Toward Ending Sexual Violence

THE Sexual Violence Eradication Bill returned to the national legislation limelight on 23 March. This is the fruit of the labor of women’s rights activists who have been tireless in realizing legislation to protect women from sexual violence. But the struggle is far from over. Since it was first proposed by the National Commission on Violence against Women in 2012, the draft regulation has been in limbo. After entering the national legislation program in 2016, the bill remained unpassed. Women’s rights activists have gone through a winding road to convince the House of Representatives and the government so that the draft regulation can be immediately discussed and passed.

Special Report Edisi : Monday, April 26, 2021

Maria Ulfah Anshor (right), Siti Aminah Tardi (second from right) and Mariana Amiruddin (third from right) from the Komnas Perempuan with civil society networks after a meeting with the DPR’s Legislative Body, March 29. Komnas Perempuan Doc.

Lobbying the Champions

Supporters of Sexual Violence Eradication Bill are tirelessly lobbying political party leaders and parliament members. They mapped the legislators who could help accelerate the deliberation and passing of the bill into law. The activists switched their approach from hard-line to political lobbies. The Prosperous Justice Party (PKS) is still standing in their way.

 

Special Report Edisi : Monday, April 26, 2021

Yeni Rosa Damayanti at the Attorney-General’s Office, Jakarta. Tempo/Imam Sukamto
Police reconstructed a crime scene of violence against Tempo journalist Nurhadi allegedly perpetrated by Angin Prayitno Aji’s bodyguards at Graha Samudera Bumimoro, Surabaya, East Java, March 27. The reconstruction was carried out on March 29 as part of the investigation. Antara/Didik Suhartono
Watu Putih Resort in Malangan, Borobudur subdistrict, Magelang, Central Java, March 29. The luxurious property is suspected of belonging to Angin Prayitno Aji, a tax bribery suspect and former director for inspection of the taxation directorate-general. Tempo/Shinta Maharani

Angin at Menoreh Hill

The Corruption Eradication Commission KPK is looking into a resort owned by the former director of the Directorate General for Tax Audit and Collection, Angin Prayitno Aji. There is suspicion the money came from tax bribery. Many of the assets are under other people’s names.

Law Edisi : Monday, April 26, 2021

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Horse-Trading Democracy

Horse-Trading Democracy

Political parties have started their quest for power in the 2024 elections and are forgetting their role to improve the quality of democracy. Political horse-trading is occurring over the parliamentary and presidential electoral thresholds.

Opinion Edisi : Monday, March 29, 2021

A Test for the Judicial System
Misleading Restorative Justice
The Rice Import Shambles

The Rice Import Shambles

The twists and turns between Trade Minister Muhammad Lutfi and the Chief Executive Officer of the State Logistics Agency Budi Waseso over the plan to import rice is a result of the lack of clarity in food policy. We need a National Food Agency.

Opinion Edisi : Monday, March 29, 2021

Piles of rice sacks at a Bulog’s warehouse in Jakarta, last September. Tempo/Tony Hartawan
Rice harvest in Nagasari village, Karawang, West Java, March 9. Antara/M Ibnu Chazar
Kartun: Imam Yunni

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