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The Iceberg of Men’s Mental Health in Indonesia
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The Iceberg of Men’s Mental Health in Indonesia

The following text is not intended to inspire anyone to take suicidal actions. If you feel depressed and begin to contemplate suicide, please consult with a professional, such as a…
Posted by Angelina Yusridar Mustafa March 20, 2024
A poster of protesters saying that migrant workers are heroes of remittance in Indonesia. Images by Kompasiana
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Female Migrant Workers: Our Remittance Heroines?

Every 10th November, Indonesian people commemorate Remembrance Day. Contemporarily, we are not only celebrating heroes and heroines who sacrificed themselves to realise the country's independence but also acknowledging everyone who…
Posted by Angelina Yusridar Mustafa November 13, 2023
A happy woman holds Indonesian flag in the middle of rice field
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When Gender Meets Nationalism.

At first, a nation and nationalism give an impression of being a genderless concept that affects and is influenced by all community members equally. It comes from the theory discussed…
Posted by Angelina Yusridar Mustafa September 21, 2023
A man hold a traditional music equipment from East Nusa Tenggara (sasando)
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Homeland and Our Roots

Homeland.  In Bahasa Indonesia, we call it kampung halaman. No matter how far we go, it is a place we shall return home.  "I come from a small village, Borong,…
Posted by Gazpar Araja September 17, 2023
Period poverty is a climate injustice issue. Period.
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Period poverty is a climate injustice issue. Period.

Menstrual health has defined as a situation of complete physical, mental and social health and not simply the absence of physical weaknesses regarding the menstrual cycle (Hennegan et al., 2021).…
Posted by Angelina Yusridar Mustafa August 5, 2023
Embracing the Tides of Our Bodies
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Embracing the Tides of Our Bodies

In this episode, Angie is discussing decolonising menstrual health in Indonesia based on her experience with Simavi, a Dutch NGO who focuses on women's rights to water, sanitation and hygiene,…
Posted by Angelina Yusridar Mustafa July 6, 2023
A woman holding a calendar and a clock so show her menstrual cycle. Image by Freepix Attribution Lisence.
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Rethinking Menstrual Leave Policy in Indonesia

The menstrual leave policy usually grants unpaid or paid leave to female employees every month during menstruation and has been implemented in a few countries such as Japan, South Korea,…
Posted by Angelina Yusridar Mustafa June 16, 2023
Illustration of a woman and flowers
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Going back to our root through decolonial feminism lens

If you are Asian, African or Latin American, have you asked yourself: what would your country be if it had never been colonised? I reckon some of the answers would…
Posted by Angelina Yusridar Mustafa June 1, 2023
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