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A Clear Path for a Teacher

Monday, December 27, 2021

A committee for selecting civil servants in Central Java did not accept Muhammad Baihaqi to become a mathematics teacher because he is visually impaired. It was a clear case of discrimination.

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Muhammad Baihaqi typing on his laptop at his home in the Kraton Lor village, Pekalongan, Central Java, December 23. TEMPO/Jamal A. Nashr . tempo : 173241842484.

MUHAMMAD Baihaqi is diligently typing on his laptop. Occasionally, this differently-abled person with visual impairment moved his face close to the screen to check his typing. This mathematics teacher at Al-Irsyad High School in Pekalongan, Central Java, was preparing lesson materials for his students on Friday, December 24. 

Baihaqi lives in Kraton Lor, Pekalongan. The 35-year-old is nearly blind, and needs bright lights to be able to

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