Female Politics in Donggala
Wednesday, March 16, 2011
Seeing women in Southeast Sulawesi not having seats in the government, women’s organization KPPA proposed a special regional regulation. A special school was founded to create female cadres.
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THE Ahmadiyah people are our friends. They’re Bugis people who are polite and gentle just like us. We must not ostracize them just because of their faith,” so said Siti Maida Sita, 40, commenting on the news on the ban for the Ahmadiyah community to hold their religious activities in Sigi regency, Central Sulawesi province. Her husband, Lubis, a building laborer, is now used to hearing his wife airing her opinions. “She’s now actively giv
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