NGO-PHI No. 19 - We Listen, We Don't Judge
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Internasional Women's Day (IWD) was an annual event on 8 March that marked women’s and children’s courage worldwide to rise and to demand a world of equality for everyone. The moment was highly critical for global community to celebrate women’s achievement in all aspects. IWD was also a momentum to demand real acts to accelerate gender equality.
The National Human Rights Commission Urges Review of the Planned Expansion of the Military-Police Power
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The public pays attention to the government plan to expand the Military-Police power. The National Human Rights Commission (Komnas HAM) urges a review of the military-police power through a revision of the law.
YAPHI Maps Issues and Potentials to Celebrate International Women’s Day in Collaboration with Youth Organisations
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It started with redefining the word “Youth” and what was the actual state of existence amongst young people. A researcher and volunteer for Schizophrenia-Aware Community in Indonesia in Solo Raya, Ika Hana Pertiwi talked about her experience when she joined the youth group in her village, and pointed out that to be a young person meant to be going through a process of becoming an adult.
Komasipera commemorates International Women’s Day by and Invites Myra Diarsi for Discussion
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When the self becomes an ego – first by believing that it is right, leading to the emergence of an ego. ‘He/She’ becomes egoistic by focusing on him/herself and becoming the number one or the best, the winner, while others are losers, and not important. The latter are inferior, known as ‘the other’.
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The Association of Indonesian Legal Aid Organisations (LBH) APIK Indonesia and 18 LBH APIK offices in Indonesia rejected the revision of Law on Indonesian Military that would weaken civilian control and legitimize military’s dual functions.
A Story of Peasant Women’s Group and Children in Porang-Paring Village*
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The sky above Porang Paring was so bright, and so hot. The asphalt road was climbing towards the hill. People’s corn field flanked both sides of the street. Rat pest on some fields did not diminish people’s enthusiasm at all.
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The Indonesian Women’s Alliance had a press release via zoom on Tuesday (18/3) in collaboration with Konde.co, and Salsabila Putri as moderator. A number of organisations were present during the press release, as pointed out by Khotimatun from Asosiasi LBH APIK, who hoped that all people become aware and scrutinize the Law on the Armed Forces. This woman activist suggested that the public should be vigilant as shown by Indonesia’s own history that militarization started as a gradually process until it was achieved.
Celebrating International Women’s Day, Girl Up UNS conducts a Talkshow to Discuss the Phenomenon #NoViralNoJustice
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To start off the International Women’s Day (IWD) 2025 Celebration, Girl Up UNS (Universitas Sebelas Maret) moderator, Fatimi Hanum Sabila explains three cases of violence against women, of which two of them becomes viral on social media. The first case is that of a student of PPDS Universitas Diponegoro, while the second case is a tragic case of a fried food seller in West Sumatera, which does not become viral. The organizer distributes mentimeter to participants in order to gauge their ideas, and display the answers on the screen.
