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Al Jazeera, Amerika Serikat, Colonialism, Decolonization, Foreign Policy, Gaza, HAM, Human Rights, Indonesia, International Law, Op Ed, Palestine, Politics, Relationships, Rule of Law, Tempo, United Nations, United States, WarOp-Ed: The Illusion of Trump’s Board of Peace, Tempo.co
“…diminishing the significance of the United Nations Charter…a new, subtler form of domination…merely using legal language as a diplomatic facade?”
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Armed Forces, Democracy, Demonstrasi Mahasiswa, Election Campaign, Elections, HAM, History, Human Rights, Indonesia, Jakarta, Leila S Chudori, Literature, Novel, Politics, Reformasi, Revolution, Rule of Law, Sastra, Sejarah, Student Demonstrations, WritersNovel: The Ocean Tells A Story (#1) By Leila S Chudori
“Dad, Mom, Asmara, Anjani, and friends… listen to my story…”
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Agriculture, Business, Democracy, Development, Economics, Ekonomi, Election Campaign, Elections, Gibran, Health, Indonesia, Kompas, Pertanian, Politics, Poverty, Regional Indonesia, Tempo, TwitterElections: Free Lunches For All, But Where’s the Money Coming From? Tempo
“A number of ministries have designed free lunch programs worth hundreds of trillions of rupiah. Like carts running before their horses.”
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Boven Digoel, Colonialism, Culture, Decolonization, Democracy, Education, Ekonomi, History, Indonesia, Journal Article, Leiden University, Literature, Mas Marco Kartodikromo, Netherlands, Papua, Politics, Sastra, Sejarah, Suara Merdeka, WritersWriters: Journalist and Writer Mas Marco Kartodikromo and His Wife, Boven-Digoel, 1932
“He had to pay for it: in 1927 he was sent to BovenDigoel where he died of tuberculosis in 1932, an almost forgotten man with an almost forgotten oeuvre. A real knight, bone and marrow, who lived up to his ideals; steadfast and uncompromising, he was crushed by the colonial state.” Hendrik M. J. Maier,…
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Poem: The Moonlight Slowly Fades By Toto ST Radik
the moonlight slowly fades
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