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Campus Military Training Rejections

Monday, August 24, 2020

SEVERAL civil society and student organizations are rejecting a government plan to introduce military-type education on campus.

Bandung Institute of Technology campus in Bandung, West Java. TEMPO/Prima Mulia. tempo : 173486608959.

Research coordinator for Imparsial, a non-governmental organization, Ardimanto Adiputra, considers the plan as containing potential for slipping in militaristic sensibilities, including perpetuating the hazing tradition within the student community. “This is damaging to democratic principles in education,” he said on Tuesday, August 18.

Ardimanto is of the opinion the idea for defending the state need not only emerge from military tr

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