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The Parenting culture features pro-children rights education based on the four principles of child protection since 2024 – non-discrimination, children’s best interest, rights to life and children’s development to participate in discussion and in their voices being heard.

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The draft revision of the Law on Broadcasting by the House of Representative Body for law (27 March 2024) writes a number of articles in the draft law that are problematic and potentially threaten free press. A number of points are described below.

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A major event on the 2nd May is the National Education Day. The Day’s theme is Free Education, as explained in @SahabatICW you tube, where Almas Sjafrina from the Indonesia Corruption Watch (ICW) says that the Article 34 (2) of the Law on National Education System articulates the National, Provincial and District Governments to pay for free basic education.

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The Department of Education notes that 24.50% of children experience physical and mental bullying, including through social media (National Assessment of Cultural Development Index, 2022-2023). There is a possibility that the actual number of bullying is even greater.

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Cited from @sapdajogja Instagram, Indonesia has regulations that protect women and children with disability from violence.

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As cited in Perempuan Berkisah IG, the investigation in Untold Stories of Woman Living in Violence Lived Realites of Woman Stay: a Case Study of Ngombe and Kanyama Compound in Lusaka (2019) found that the majority of women respondents choose to stay in a husband-wife relationship to protect their children.

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The journalist association, Student Press Organisation, and content creators staged a protest against the draft Law on Broadcasting in Surakarta City on Tuesday (21/5). The theatrical protest at Plaza Manahan drew many people and media.

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In YouTube @LetssTalk_Sexualities that presents a zoom meeting webinar, Lestari Nurhajati from LSPR offers a congratulation for the publication of “Transformation of Feminism in Indonesia: Inclusiveness and Inter-sectionality” by LetssTalk and Konde.co which reflects a joint endeavours by feminist activists. One thing that they can do is to disseminate information and knowledge about feminism.