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Perspective

What makes tolerance costly?

Perspective Monday, 16 July 2018

Tolerance, i.e. real and sincere tolerance, is not cheap. It costs; it has a price that we must pay if we really intend to be tolerant.

Menjadi Yahudi di Indonesia: Refleksi Personal

Perspective Tuesday, 26 June 2018

Catatan dari pengalaman personal, tentang Nazisme, anti-Semitisme, dan sekilas sejarah Yahudi di Indonesia.

Terrorism from the perspective of identity politics

Perspective Friday, 18 May 2018

"Terrorism is born out of an identity crisis as a result of a complex situation that has made the terrorists unable to behave like normal people."

The apocalyptic logic behind suicide bombings

Perspective Thursday, 17 May 2018

What kind of parents could strap bombs onto their children’s bodies and lead them to commit suicide together? What kind of logic implanted in their minds?

Marking the First International Day of Living Together in Peace, May 16, 2018

Perspective Tuesday, 15 May 2018

A newly UN-recognized international day, proposed by Algeria, initiated by the International Association of the Sufi Alawiyya.

Religion and belief in Indonesia: what’s the difference?

Perspective Saturday, 23 December 2017

In insisting that “animist” faiths be given a lower status than “religion”, Islamic leaders ignore how the false divide between them was constructed in the first place.

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A S (E L A) M A T Konon, Asmat berasal dari kata " A S (E L A) M A T
Konon, Asmat berasal dari kata "As Akat" dalam bahasa setempat yang berarti 'orang yang tepat'. Entah kebetulan atau ada akar bahasa turunan, kata "ismat" (عِصْمَة) dalam bahasa Arab artinya perlindungan dan kerap merujuk pada salah satu sifat manusia terpilih. Hompimpa etimologis tersebut menyiratkan bahwa keselamatan sudah menubuh dalam masyarakat adat Asmat. Namun, keselamatan rupanya punya banyak versi dan tidak selalu bersepakat, bahkan saling meniadakan. Apa pun versinya, keselamatan tak boleh menjadi alasan untuk menghapus memori, apalagi eksistensi. Keselamatan seharusnya membuka ruang baru untuk saling memahami.

Simak ulasan @yunus_djabumona tentang Asmat dan keselamatan hanya di situs web crcs.
keluarga bukan soal kepemilikan, melainkan keberpi keluarga bukan soal kepemilikan, melainkan keberpihakan
damai bahagia untuk sesama dan semesta
I B U Mari berhenti sejenak dari perdebatan apaka I B U 
Mari berhenti sejenak dari perdebatan apakah 22 Desember lebih layak disebut Hari Ibu atau Hari Gerakan Perempuan. Keberadaannya menjadi momentum dan pengingat bahwa sejarah perlawanan dibangun dari ingatan-ingatan yang sering sengaja disisihkan.

Perempuan adalah ibu yang melahirkan sejarah.
Ketika pengalaman perempuan dihapus dari narasi resmi, yang hilang bukan hanya cerita melainkan pelajaran tentang keberanian, solidaritas, dan ketahanan sosial. 

Simak ulasan @nauliahanif di situs web crcs
Clicks are shaping conflicts. In Indonesia’s digit Clicks are shaping conflicts.
In Indonesia’s digital sphere, algorithms now fuel intolerance, speed up radical shifts, and collapse the distance between online anger and real-world violence. “From Clicks to Conflict” reframes radicalism and extremism through Indonesia’s own data, cases, and digital behavior. Understanding how hate evolves online isn’t optional anymore. It’s the frontline of preventing the next wave of violence. 

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