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When Honesty is not the Best Policy

Wednesday, June 22, 2011

A mother who reported cheating during the national exams in her child’s school is now ostracized by her fellow villagers.

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IF Siami’s case is a reflection of our cultural history, we must concede that we are indeed at a very low point. This ordinary woman tried to uphold honesty by reporting incidents of cheating when the annual national examinations were held at her son’s school, Gadel 2 State Elementary School, in Karangpoh Subdistrict, Tandes Regency, Surabaya. Instead of being commended for her honesty, insults were rained on her by her neighbors. She became

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