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WED Forum: Life Inside the Camps and Ghettos for Burmas Muslim Rohingya

Berita Wednesday Forum Wednesday, 20 August 2014

WED Forum Rohingya

“What people need to understand is that at the heart of it, this isn’t a new story. The recent conflict in Rakhine isn’t something that just started in the summer of 2012. There is a historical legacy of persecution against the Rohingya community in Rakhine that dates back decades. Framing this as a religious issue of Buddhism vs. Islam belies its complexity. Instead we see ethnic Rakhine staking a claim for political space and natural resources and ‘protecting’ and ‘defending’ their identity. Add strong elements of racism, discrimination, the complete failure of anyone inside Burma to seek realistic solutions, the interests of self-serving politicians looking at elections in 2015, and the self-serving interests of the international community into the mix, and you have what is happening right now – an entire community consisting of hundreds of thousands of people, namely the Rohingya, being treated as if they are not even human.”

Harmoni Setelah Pilpres

Opini Thursday, 7 August 2014

Kedaulatan Rakyat 5 Agustus 2014

*Ahmad Khotim Muzakka

Bagaimana nasib pluralitas pasca-pemilihan presiden 2014? Pertanyaan ini patut dikemukakan mengingat Indonesia dihuni Beragam manusia dari berbagai kultur, kebudayaan, dan agama. Berbicara pluralistas tidak sekedar menonjolkan hitung-hitungan matematis seberapa besar anggaran Negara yang dialokasikan kepada tiap golongan ataupun kelompok. Namun, juga memperhatikan bagaimana pemerintah mengakomodasi berbagai kecenderungan dengan tidak menegasikan eksistensi minoritas.

Rekonsiliasi dan Cegah Konflik, Agenda Mendesak Pasca Pilpres

Opini Tuesday, 8 July 2014

Opini | CRCS | Suhadi
Suhadi

Inti dari rekonsiliasi adalah memulihkan hubungan antara pihak-pihak yang bertikai menjadi kembali normal. Menyimak perkembangan kampanye Pemilu Presiden-Wakil Presiden (Pilpres) yang  panas belakangan ini, rekonsiliasi dan pencegahan konflik pasca Pilpres mutlak diperlukan.

Setelah Reformasi 1998, kita telah mengalami tiga kali Pilpres, plus satu kali yang akan kita jalani dalam beberapa hari lagi. Sebagaimana kita pahami, Pilpres kali ini sungguh berbeda dengan tiga Pilpres sebelumnya. Salah satu perbedaan yang mencolok terletak pada jumlah pasangan yang mencalonkan diri, kalau dalam tiga kali Pilpres sebelumnya selalu terdapat lebih dari dua kandidat, dalam Pilpres 2014 hanya ada dua kandidat.

Politik Sowan Kiai

Opini Tuesday, 1 July 2014

Opini | CRCS | Ahmad Khotim Muzakka

 

Ahmad Khotim MuzakkaPEREBUTAN RI-1 semakin menarik ketika masing-masing kubu—baik Prabowo Subianto maupun Joko Widodo—berhasil menarik gerbong yang memiliki hubungan dengan kiai dan pesantren. Tidak bisa ditampik bahwa restu kiai memiliki nilai dan diduga kuat bisa menjadi penarik massa pemilih.

 

Hadirnya Partai Kebangkitan Bangsa (PKB) di kubu Jokowi-Jusuf Kalla merepresentasikan perwakilan ”partai kiai” karena secara historis dan ideologis partai ini lahir dari rahim pemikiran para kiai. Abdurrahman Wahid (Gus Dur), sang pendiri partai, merupakan contoh nyata bahwa partai ini memiliki hubungan historis kental dengan dunia kiai meskipun, pada akhirnya, terjadi pecah kongsi antara kubu Muhaimin Iskandar dan Gus Dur. Namun, aroma tersebut masih melekat kuat.

Islam and Muslims as Religious Minorities in America

Laporan Wednesday Forum Wednesday, 11 June 2014

WedForum | CRCS | Ida Fitri

Jaye Starr
Jaye Starr, an American Muslim visiting the ICRS/CRCS programs through the Henry Luce Foundation exchange program, started her talk at the Wednesday Forum by inviting the audience to express their perceptions or questions about Islam and Muslims in America. She then provided an overview of Muslims in America from an historical and demographic perspective. Of the 7 million Americans Muslims living in America today, 2% are European, 2% are South-East Asian, 25% are from the Middle East, 30% are African American, 33% come from South-Central Asia, and 5% come from other backgrounds. Starr explained the necessity of examing the historical background of Islam and Muslims in America today.

Is it Necessary to Read Islam Politically?

Wednesday Forum Report Wednesday, 11 June 2014

Wedforum | Hary Widyantoro 

Dr. Andreas RadtkeIslam and politics has been difficult to separte. This is reflected in the situation in some Muslim countries, such as Mali and Somalia where violent struggles have shifted to periphery. In other regions, revolutionary movements like the Arab Spring were hampered by the politics of religion. On February 19, 2014, Dr. Andreas Radtke, the political counsellor in German Embassy in Jakarta, Indonesia, discussed these issues of political Islam in global terms at the regular Wednesday Forum lecture series hosted by CRCS and ICRS.

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When faith meets extraction, what or whose priorit When faith meets extraction, what or whose priority comes first: local communities, organizations, or the environment?

Both Nahdlatul Ulama and Muhammadiyah have voiced their acceptance of mining concessions, each with their own set of carefully considered perspectives. But what lies beneath their words?  In this upcoming #wednesdayforum, @chitchatsalad will dive deep using critical discourse analysis to unravel the layers of these powerful statements. We'll explore how these two of the world’s largest Islamic mass organizations justify their positions and what it reveals about their goals, values, and the bigger narratives in play.

This is more than just a conversation about mining. Come and join #wednesdayforum discussion at UGM Graduate School building, 3rd floor. We provide snacks and drinks, don't forget to bring your tumbler. This event is free and open to public.
J O G E D Kapan terakhir kali kamu menyapa teman d J O G E D
Kapan terakhir kali kamu menyapa teman dengan sebuah gestur tubuh, alih-alih meminjam seperangkat huruf dan emoji  dari balik layar? Tubuh kita menyimpan potensi ruang untuk berbicara satu sama lain, menggunakan perangkat bahasa yang sama-sama kita punya, saling menyelaraskan frekuensi melalui gerak. 

Simak artikel dari alexander GB pada seri amerta di web crcs ugm.
L I B A T Berbicara tentang kebebasan beragama ata L I B A T
Berbicara tentang kebebasan beragama atau berkeyakinan itu tidak cukup hanya di kelas; ataupun sebaliknya, bertungkus lumus penuh di lapangan. Keduanya saling melengkapi. Mengalami sendiri membuat pengetahuan kita lebih masuk dan berkembang. Menarik diri dan berefleksi membuat pengetahuan itu mengendap dan matang. Melibatkan diri adalah kunci.

Simak laporan lengkap Fellowship KBB 2025 hanya di situs web crcs ugm.
The Ecumenical Patriarchate has quietly built a mi The Ecumenical Patriarchate has quietly built a mission in Indonesia, nurturing faith while navigating a tough reality. Inside, the community faces its own struggles. Outside, it confronts Indonesia’s rigid rules on “legal religions,” leaving them without full recognition. This research uncovers their journey. This is a story of resilience, challenge, and the ongoing question of what religious freedom really means in Indonesia.

Come and join @wednesdayforum discussion at UGM Graduate School building, 3rd floor. We provide snacks and drinks, don't forget to bring your tumbler. This event is free and open to public.
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