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The National Human Rights Commission conducted a book review in collaboration with the interfaith program study, postgraduate school, University of Gadjahmada and Islamic and Democracy Study Centre (PUSA) Paramadia on Wednesday (19/6). In that opportunity, the Vice Chair of the National Human Rights Commission, Pramono Ubaid stated during a book launch of conflict management and religious freedom that the old constitution and amendments brought progress to religious freedom, but there remained issues in implementation. This was evident at the level of Constitutional Court decisions and in the regions. These issues were responsible for the regression in the freedom of religion and in democracy in Indonesia.


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As head of the Disaability Study Centre, Prof. DR. Munawir Yusuf, M.Psi. says during an information dissemination on affrimative path that the University of Sebelas Maret is an inclusive campus ready to accept students with disability. What is an inclusive campus? First, it is a campus that puts hgh regards on and implements the principle of education for all. Second, it is a campus that provides equal opportunities for all people with disability and non-disability. In 2013, the University of Sebelas Maret obtains an inclusive award.


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Nia Dinata, an art practitioner, a film director, expresses view on draft law on broadcasting during a public discussion organised by Lesstalk_Sexualities on Saturday (15/6), and explains her roles from the perspective of film industry. As a producer, she not only works with fiction but also documentary films. Nia says that docuymentary work is factual not fictional, with most time spent on investigation. She appreciates the supports and the intersection from the press and documentation.


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The Witness and Victim Protection Authority is a special agency established after the political reform, tasked with protecting witnesses and victims. The authority faces many challenges, including the lack of commitment to address past and present serious human rights violations when the perpetrators are the military and police. At this stage, the Partnership is conducting a research on the ten years of Jokowi in power.


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