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Kartini’s birthday is celebrated annually, often with fashion show competition where women wear traditional dress. But not this time with the Women and Children Aware Civil Society Coalition in Surakarta (Komasipera). Komasipera is a community of civil society who care about women issue in the City of Surakarta.

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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.

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The Local Disability Commission (KDD), in the past known as Disability Advocacy Team (Tim Advokasi Difabel or TAD) is a coordination team with function and task to facilitate the needs of people with disability for their fulfilment of their rights in the City of Surakarta.

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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.

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Reproductive health education for elementary school students and Islamic school is critical to give students knowledge and skills in reproductive health, so that they are able to make right decision and to take responsibility over their reproductive health.

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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.

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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.

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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.