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The Losing Battle against Discrimination

Tuesday, January 8, 2002

The Citizenship Bill still contains elements of race and gender discrimination. Feminists and anti-racial discrimination activists have denounced the bill.

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Indonesia is finding it difficult to erase discrimination from its laws. Evidence of this, the Citizenship Bill, currently being formulated at the Ministry of Justice & Human Rights, still discriminates against women, perpetuating the inequality contained in the currently prevailing Citizenship Law No.62 of 1958.

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