[ppiindia] Hari Anak Nasional 42.000 Anak TKI Telantar
Refleksi : Kalau anak dari pahlawan devisa terlantar, bagaimana lagi dengan nasib anak dari orang tua yang bukan pahlawan devisa? Disana menderita, disini menderita, hanya menjadi berita dan cerita kehidupan di negara berkekuasaan rezim kleptokratik. http://www.suarapembaruan.com/index.php?modul=news&detail=true&id=21379 2010-07-21 Hari Anak Nasional 42.000 Anak TKI Telantar ANTARA/Yusnadi Nazar Sejumlah tenaga kerja Indonesia (TKI) ilegal yang dideportasi dari Malaysia menunggu pendataan Imigrasi, di pelabuhan internasional Sri Bintan Pura Tanjungpinang, Kepulauan Riau, beberapa waktu lalu. [JAKARTA] Sebanyak 42.000 lebih anak usia sekolah yang orangtuanya berstatus tenaga kerja Indonesia (TKI) di Malaysia kondisinya telantar dan tidak mengenyam pendidikan. Selain tidak sekolah, sebagian dari mereka terperangkap menjadi budak dan buruh seperti orangtua mereka di perusahaan perkebunan sawit yang jauh dari kota. Hal itu dikemukakan Sekretaris Jenderal (Sekjen) Komisi Nasional Perlindungan Anak (Komnas PA) Arist Merdeka Sirait dalam percakapan dengan SP di Jakarta, Selasa (20/7) berkaitan dengan peringatan Hari Anak Nasional (HAN) setiap 23 Juli. Dia berharap, peringatan HAN ini menjadi momen bagi pemerintah Indonesia untuk memperhatikan dan menangani masalah besar yang dihadapi anak-anak TKI tersebut. Sebelumnya, Komisi I DPR juga pernah berkunjung ke Malaysia dan menemukan sekitar 37. 294 anak TKI yang terancam buta aksara di negara itu. DPR pun meminta perhatian khusus dari pemerintah untuk menangani masalah anak TKI ini secara serius. Arist menyebutkan, 42.000 anak TKI yang telantar itu ditemukan di Serawak sebanyak 32.000 ketika tim Komnas PA melakukan investigasi ke negeri jiran itu belum lama ini. Sedangkan, 10.000 lainnya ditemukan Sabah dan diperkirakan jumlah riilnya lebih banyak dari itu jika dilakukan pendataan menyeluruh ke semua lokasi konsentrasi TKI bekerja. Menurutnya, anak-anak yang usianya rata-rata di bawah 17 tahun itu, umumnya dari orangtua yang berstatus TKI ilegal, sehingga akses sekolah dan pelayanan kesehatan sangat sulit. Sebab, status orangtua mereka yang ilegal mengakibatkan banyak masalah, seperti tidak bebas bepergian, anaknya pun tidak bisa sekolah formal, karena identitas orangtua mereka akan terdeteksi petugas keamanan setempat. Mereka umumnya berasal dari Pulau Kalimantan, Nusa Tenggara Barat, Nusa Tenggara Timur, Lampung, Jawa Barat, Sulawesi Tenggara, Sulawesi Selatan, dan Sulawesi Barat. Negara Membiarkan Jumlah tersebut tidak sedikit, namun dianggap sepele oleh Pemerintah Indonesia, bahkan secara sengaja membiarkannya. "Kalau dibiarkan, berarti negara juga turut melakukan perbudakan," tegas Arist. Dikatakan, anak-anak bekerja dengan upah yang sangat minim, bahkan sebagian tidak diupah karena hanya menggantikan orangtuanya. Mereka diperas dan dieksploitasi habis-habisan. Karena tidak berdokumen, orangtua dan anak-anak ini rela dibayar murah asalkan bisa bertahan di sana, dan memang posisi terpojok dan terperangkap di perkebunan ini sengaja dilakukan, supaya perusahaan dapat tenaga gratis. Direktur Eksekutif Migrant Care Anis Hidayah mengatakan, isu anak TKI telah ada sejak bertahun-tahun, namun pemerintah tidak serius meresponsnya. Status ilegal para TKI ini membuat pemerintah kurang tanggap, karena dinilai tidak memberikan keuntungan. Padahal, katanya, ini merupakan persoalan kemiskinan dan mafia perdagangan manusia, yang harus ditangani lebih serius. Menurut dia, diperlukan kebijakan khusus soal anak TKI ini. [D-13] [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
[ppiindia] Kenali 15 Tanda Kehamilan
http://www.mediaindonesia.com/mediahidupsehat/index.php/read/2010/7/23/2905/4/media_hidupsehat_headline Jumat, 23 Juli 2010 12:00 WIB Kenali 15 Tanda Kehamilan Penulis : * BANYAK perempuan yang merasa bingung apakah dirinya sudah hamil atau belum setelah sepekan atau dua pekan melakukan hubungan intim dengan pasangan. Apakah Anda termasuk di antaranya? Berikut adalah 15 tanda-tanda kehamilan pada diri Anda: 1. Payudara terasa sakit atau nyeri Menggunakan bra setelah bangun pagi akan menjadikan derita tersendiri. Payudara juga akan terasa sakit dan nyeri saat dipegang. Payudara akan membesar, hal ini disebabkan oleh meningkatnya produksi hormon esterogen dan progesteron. Dalam hal ini, disarankan wanita hamil menggunakan bra yang nyaman atau berukuran lebih besar pada saat tidur yang dimaksudkan untuk memberi kenyamanan bergerak. 2. Rasa lelah yang berlebih Rasa lelah yang berlebih akan membuat Anda cepat tertidur. Hal ini disebabkan dari perubahan hormon dan juga akibat dari kinerja organ-organ vital untuk membantu perkembangan dan pertumbuhan janin. Biasanya rasa lelah ini hanya pada trimester pertama dan akan hilang saat memasuki trimester kedua. 3. Mual Ini merupakan tanda-tanda yang paling dikenal oleh para wanita hamil. Pemicunya adalah adanya peningkatan hormon secara tiba-tiba pada aliran darah. Gejala mual ini biasanya terjadi selama enam minggu saat anda dinyatakan hamil. Biasanya mual akan datang pada pagi, siang dan malam hari. Rasa mual ini biasanya akan menghilang memasuki kehamilan trimester kedua. Jika, rasa mual dan muntah masih terjadi pada usia kehamilan trimester kedua, sebaiknya periksakan dan konsultasi mengenai hal ini ke dokter Anda, karena akan mengganggu kehamilan. 4. Sering buang air kecil Jika Anda tidak bisa tidur akibat seringnya bolak balik ke kamar mandi untuk buang air kecil, mungkin ini adalah tanda anda sudah hamil. Selama kehamilan, tubuh Anda memproduksi cairan tambahan untuk janin anda. Walaupun buang air kecil ini sering, jangan sampai membatasinya atau menahannya. Selain itu hindarkan dehidrasi dengan lebih meningkatkan asupan cairan ke dalam tubuh. 5. Sakit kepala Memang terdengar aneh, karena sakit kepala sering dialami juga oleh orang yang tidak hamil. Namun akibat dari banyaknya perubahan hormon di dalam tubuh, sehingga disertai juga dengan perubahan hormon yang ada di kepala. Jika Anda terbukti hamil dan mengalami sakit kepala, gunakan pg-safe acetaminophen dibandingkan dengan ibuprofen. 6. Sakit punggung Sakit punggung yang dirasakan saat hamil dikarenakan beberapa ligamen di punggung Anda sudah tidak ada. Sakit ini akan terus berasa saat berat badan anda bertambah dan selama masa kehamilan. 7. Kram Apakah ini PMS atau hamil. Memang kram akan dialami oleh wanita hamil karena rahim yang akan membesar dan merenggang untuk menyiapkan tempat bagi bayi Anda. 8. Ngidam Sudah tidak asing lagi mendengar kata ini saat ada seseorang yang sedang hamil. Mau ini, mau itu lalu tiba-tiba Anda ingin makan buah-buahan yang rasanya asam, padahal sebelumnya sangat benci terhadap buah yang rasanya asam. Jika Anda menjadi pemerhati masalah makanan, mungkin ini adalah tanda-tanda sedang hamil. 9. Sembelit Sembelit ini terjadi akibat peningkatan hormon progesterone. Hormon ini selain mengendurkan otot-otot rahim, juga berdampak pada mengendurnya otot dinding usus sehingga menyebabkan sembelit atau susah buang air besar. Namun keuntungan dari keadaan ini adalah memungkinkan peyerapan nutrisi yang lebih baik saat hamil. 10. Moody Sering marah-marah pada suami, cepat mengalami perubahan pada tingkah laku. Hal ini disebabkan dari banyak munculnya hormon-hormon baru di tubuh Anda. Yakinkan pada suami Anda bahwa ini hanya terjadi selama masa kehamilan. 11. Peningkatan temperatur tubuh Jika terjadi kehamilan atau ovulasi, maka suhu tubuh ibu akan meningkat. Kondisi ini akan bertahan selama terjadinya kehamilan. Kondisi ini tidak akan turun ke kondisi sebelum terjadinya ovulasi. 12. Bau Badan Mungkin tanda ini jarang ditemui pada wanita hamil. Namun jika memang muncul bau badan, maka adanya peningkatan hormon yang berlebih sehingga menyebabkan kelenjar keringat meningkat. 13. Pusing atau pingsan Mungkin Anda sering menonton adegan wanita hamil yang pingsan. Namun faktanya ini dapat terjadi karena kadar jumlah gula di tubuh yang rendah. Oleh karena itu, pastikan anda cukup makan dan tentunya banyak minum supaya tidak kekurangan cairan tubuh. 14. Munculnya bercak darah Bercak darah ini muncul sebelum menstruasi yang akan datang, biasanya terjadi antara 8-10 hari setelah terjadinya ovulasi. Bercak darah ini disebabkan oleh implantasi atau menempelnya embrio. 15. Hasil positif pada tes kehamilan Anda tidak akan tahu pasti apakah anda menjadi seorang ibu sampai anda melakukan tes kehamilan. Jika Anda mendapatkan hasil negatif dan masih belum mendapatkan haid, mungkin itu hanya saja anda terlalu dini
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[ppiindia] RI worker died from `repeated blows'
Refleksi : Beginilah nasib perlakuan terhadap pekerja kalau dianggap budak. http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2010/07/23/ri-worker-died-repeated-blows039.html RI worker died from `repeated blows' The Jakarta Post, Jakarta | Fri, 07/23/2010 11:11 AM | National Sariah, 37, a female migrant worker from Indramayu regency, West Java, died in Kuwait after being beaten repeatedly with a blunt object, Cipto Mangunkusumo Hospital (RSCM) forensics team announced Thursday. "We found many bruises on her body, particularly on the right side of her neck and chest. "The worst injury was in the back of her neck, and had caused bleeding in her brain stem that caused her death," forensics team chief Munim Idris said. The brain stem is the most vital organ in the body because it regulates multiple functions, including blood pressure, the respiratory system and the heartbeat, he said. Earlier, the team had received a report from Al Adan Hospital in Kuwait, stating that Sariah had died because her heart had stopped, her blood pressure had dropped, her respiratory system had failed, and her brain was bleeding. Sariah died at the Kuwait hospital on July 7, after surviving eight days in a coma. Her remains were returned to Indonesia and arrived in Jakarta on Wednesday. Sariah had begun working as a domestic helper in Kuwait at the end of 2008 under the facilitation of PT Zam-Zam Perwita, a migrant worker recruitment company. During her first year in Kuwait, she reportedly experienced poor treatment from her employer. Then, earlier this year, through the assistance of an agency, Sariah found a new employer. However, the treatment she received at the next employer was worse, getting paid for only for two months work in her seventh month of service. According to her son Agus Sumantri, Sariah had not contacted her family for the past month. In her last phone conversation, more than a month ago, she had complained about frequent cramping in her legs. However, she had not provided any explanation, he said. "My mother did not tell my family about the bad treatment she got from her employer. We heard from one of *Sariah's* fellow migrant workers that her employer often beat her," Agus said. At the end of June, Saniah, Sariah's friend, had told her family that she had been locked in a warehouse and not given food for four days, Agus said. Anis Hidayah from Migrant Care, an NGO providing advocacy for troubled migrant workers, said her team had made a verbal report about the forensic result to the Foreign Ministry, the Manpower and Transmigration Ministry and the National Agency for the Placement and Protection of Overseas Labor (BNP2TKI). "We plan to ask for assistance from the government to undertake a legal process in Kuwait. We hope the autopsy result can be used as evidence to file a lawsuit against Sariah's employer," Anis said. Around 90 percent of cases where migrant workers in Middle Eastern countries have died were the result of similar circumstances: violence by employers. However, such cases have remained unaddressed because victims' families often have limited abilities to have autopsies conducted in Indonesia. That same day, the NGO was processing the case of another migrant worker who had died. Nurhayati, 40, of Cianjur, West Java, who had worked in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, had also died from alleged violence by her employer. However, Nurhayati's family would not allow an autopsy to be conducted. Meanwhile, an official at the Indonesian Consulate General in Dubai, Deddy Darussalam, said between April 24 and July 17, his office had returned 35 troubled female migrant workers to Indonesia. The consulate general was currently providing shelter to around 120 troubled workers in Dubai. The situation was inevitable because more workers came to Dubai with problems than those returning home, he said. "The migrant workers who run away from their employers come every day," he said as quoted by detik.com. (lnd) [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
[ppiindia] Akibat Kebocoran Minyak, Indonesia Dirugikan Rp 500 Miliar
Akibat Kebocoran Minyak, Indonesia Dirugikan Rp 500 Miliar Jakarta, KabariNews.com - Kerugian Indonesia akibat tumpahan minyak di Laut Timor, milik perusahaan kilang minyak The Montara Well Head Platform asal Australia pada 21 Agustus 2009 lalu diperkirakan mencapai Rp 500 miliar. Untuk artikel selengkapnya klik http://www.KabariNews.com/?35211 [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
[ppiindia] Anda Harus Kuat!
Anda Harus Kuat! By: agussyafii Sifat yang mendasar pada diri kita bila tertimpa kesedihan adalah hati menjadi lemah. Itulah sebabnya kenapa kita diciptakan dalam kondisi yang berbeda secara pisik dan kejiwaan. Setiap orang memiliki hati yang berbeda-beda sesuai peran dan tugas masing-masing. perbedaan tugas dan peran inilah kemudian Allah memberikan ujian, cobaan, musibah dan kesedihan yang berbeda-beda pada setiap insan. Semakin tinggi kualitas seseorang semakin berat cobaannya. Hati kita menjadi lemah karena kecintaannya yang berlebihan kepada harta, pasangan hidup, ego, pisik, jabatan atau bahkan juga status sosial sehingga Allah memberikan cobaan dengan 'sentilan pada kelemahan itu maka kita merasakan betapa besarnya cobaan yang Allah berikan kepada kita. Ada orang yang sangat mencintai hartanya. dikumpulkannya setiap hari, begitu tiba-tiba Allah mengambil kembali semua hartanya dengan kebangkrutan dan habis dilalap sijago merah, tidak ada lagi yang tersisa membuat hatinya menjadi melemah dan ujungnya menjadi depresi. Ada juga yang lemah dalam pasangan hidup. Orang yang lemah dalam pasangan hidup, tidak akan menderita bila cobaannya adalah harta namun bila ditinggalkan oleh kekasihnya maka hal itu menjadikan hidupnya begitu teramat menderita. Maka hati harus senantiasa dijaga agar tidak melemah. bila hati tersenggol oleh ujian, cobaan dan musibah kita akan merasa sebagai penderitaan yang teramat menyakitkan. jiwa dan raga kita menjadi hancur dalam kesendirian dan kesunyian. Anda harus kuat, jangan biarkan diri anda melemah. Allah menempa kita dengan penderitaan agar kita menjadi kuat. -- Janganlah kamu bersikap lemah dan jangan pula kamu bersedih hati padahal kamulah orang-orang yang paling tinggi derajatnya, jika kamu orang-orang yang beriman.' (QS. ali - Imran : 139). Wassalam, agussyafii --- Yuk hadir atau menjadi relawan pada kegiatan 'Aksi Sosial Amalia (ASA)', bazaar, perlombaan anak2, santunan di Rumah Amalia, Jl. Subagyo IV Blok ii, No. 23 Komplek Peruri, Ciledug. pada hari Ahad, tanggal 25 Juli 2010. Kirimkan dukungan dan partisipasi anda di http://www.facebook.com/agussyafii3, atau http://agussyafii.blogspot.com/, http://www.twitter.com/agussyafii atau sms di 087 8777 12 431. [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
[ppiindia] Editorial: Seriously?
http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2010/07/22/editorial-seriously.html Editorial: Seriously? The Jakarta Post | Thu, 07/22/2010 9:31 AM | Editorial Many Indonesians are obsessive consumers when it comes to fulfilling the body, mind and soul. Gadgets are one example, religion is another - as evidenced in the boom in Muslim fashion and subscribers to text message providers of quotations from the Koran. Yet another example is "infotainment", a bottomless goldmine of an industry, manifested in the form of dozens of commercials throughout every program. The two latter obsessions may help shed some light on the debates that are often bewildering to outsiders, the latest concerning the infamous home videos of celebrities having sex. Before the emergence of a strong warning by the Indonesian Broadcasting Commission (KPI), the public gaped at the videos while lambasting the "immoral" man and women in them. The police said they would go after those who had distributed the videos, but were then bombarded with demands to criminalize the "actors" instead. Of course, many of these demands came from those same people who had been gawking at the videos, wondering aloud how the celebrities have no shame. "Avoid naming your child after Luna Maya or Cut Tari," reads one banner outside a mosque, referring to two female TV hosts who featured in the videos. The banner suggests another name: that of the President's baby granddaughter. Such is the level of our devoutness. Cut Tari made a public apology, and was, again, immediately ripe material for the next tide of "infotainment" news - complete with baby in tow, which led the commission to level another warning at the television channel, for allegedly disregarding its responsibility to protect minors. To appease the witch hunters, Luna Maya also appeared at the police for questioning, complete with a headscarf. The key to blending into Indonesia's east and west, in suburb and slum alike, is to at least feign a little knowledge of who's dating who among the celebrities, who's eyeing who's hubby, or the ups and downs of the diet of a big singer. All this you must know, even if you haven't seen your own neighbor for the past five years. The obsession with celebrities may be universal, but we need to quickly decide what to do about the "infotainment" phenomenon. The commission's move to warn several channels and its plans to censor content have been met with vehement rejection in the name of "press freedom". Absurd being the national keyword these days, the question that naturally comes to mind is how can this big industry shout about press freedom when apparently they had no resources to train their media workers in the basics of journalism? Media workers would at least know that, for instance, when you push a camera literally into someone's face they may instinctively raise their hand and whack your expensive equipment. Yes, Indonesians may all be unable to live without "infotainment", but surely celebrities' infants should be allowed to live and grow up without excessive intrusions. We stand by the Broadcasting Commission, which warned TV channels concerning their responsibilities, in accordance with the Indonesian Journalistic Code of Ethics. On the other hand, we find it rather hard to accept reports of plans to censor the contents of "infotainment" programs, on the grounds that such programs are categorized as "non factual", like films. Organizations such as the Alliance of Independent Journalists (AJI) have refused to recognize media workers that produce "infotainment" programs as journalists and producers of journalistic work because they have consistently ignored any efforts to abide by journalist ethics. But surely this is confusing for viewers who are apparently expected to differentiate between what is news and what is meant to be "entertainment". Does this mean viewers are also to blame for believing the news about celebrities? We hope the commission and the Press Council can come to an agreement on all of this as soon as possible. They must not be swayed by arguments that would effectively justify the continued irresponsible practice of those who wave their press cards to trample on people's privacy. Love it or hate it, virtually everyone here has a soft spot for "infotainment". Viewers have every right to believe that the media they rely on for their passion has some credibility. At the end of today's prime time, for instance, the most respected channel is the one that can divulge the mightily important fact of the origins of Kris Dayanti's engagement ring. [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
[ppiindia] US to resume ties with Indonesia's special forces
Refleksi : Apa komentar Anda tentang hubungan antara militer USA dan TNI menjadi baik? http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2010/07/22/us-resume-ties-with-indonesia039s-special-forces.html US to resume ties with Indonesia's special forces Associated Press, Jakarta | Thu, 07/22/2010 4:22 PM | Headlines The United States announced Thursday it will resume cooperation with Indonesia's special forces after ties were severed more than a decade ago over human rights abuses allegedly committed by the commando unit. US Defense Secretary Robert Gates made the announcement after meeting with Indonesia's President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono on Thursday in the capital Jakarta. Indonesia had said it wanted the United States to reconsider resuming joint training. The decision will be seen as a victory for the Indonesian military, which has said it made great strides in improving its human rights record. Indonesia's special forces were accused of major abuses in the former Indonesian province of East Timor in the late 1990s. East Timor has since become independent. "I was pleased to be able to tell the president that as a result of Indonesian military reform over the past decade ... and recent actions taken by the Ministry of Defense to address human rights issues, the United States will begin measured and gradual programs of security cooperation activities with the Indonesian Army Special Forces," Gates said at a press conference. "This initial step will take place within the limit of US law and does not signal any lessening of the importance we place on human rights and accountability," he added. Several countries, including the US and Australia, suspended joint military training in the wake of the rights abuse allegations, though Australia resumed training in 2005. The US lifted an overall ban against training the Indonesian military in 2005, though it kept the restrictions against the Indonesian special forces - known as Kopassus. "Our ability to expand after this initial step will depend on continued implementation of reforms with Kopassus and TNI as a whole," Gates said. "We consider this a very significant development in our military-to-military relationship and look forward to working even more closely ... in the years to come." Gates didn't elaborate on the specifics of the resumed cooperation, and took no questions from journalists. International rights groups said members of Kopassus were linked to the disappearance of student activists in East Timor in 1997 and 1998 and were never held accountable. In May, 13 US lawmakers sent a letter to US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Gates, saying they worried about whether Indonesia will punish senior officers for past abuses. Related News >> a.. US - Indonesia economic ties, in search of synergy b.. Rethinking RI-US military ties c.. U.S. 'may revive military ties with RI' d.. On winning hearts and minds [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
[ppiindia] Di Puncak Jaya, OTK Bakar Tiga Mobil
http://www.cenderawasihpos.com/detail.php?ses=&id=1272 23 Juli 2010 01:53:17 Di Puncak Jaya, OTK Bakar Tiga Mobil Dua Warga yang Dikabarkan Hilang Akhirnya Selamat JAYAPURA - Kelompok orang tak dikenal (OTK) kembali berulah di Puncak Jaya, Papua. Rabu (21/7) sekitar pukul 17.00 WIT lalu, tepatnya di wilayah Kampung Kalome, Distrik Tingginambut, Puncak Jaya mereka membakar tiga unit mobil jenis Strada yang datang dari arah Wamena menuju Mulia, Puncak Jaya. Akibat peristiwa ini, tiga mobil itu hangus terbakar. Tidak hanya itu, dari kejadian tersebut juga diperoleh informasi bahwa seorang supir yang diketahui bernama Timotius Enumbi dan dua warga lainnya yaitu Nemince Wonda dan Lanko Nafi terkena serpihan peluru. Bupati Puncak Jaya, Lukas Enembe,SIP saat ditemui wartawan di Jayapura, Kamis (22/7) membenarkan kejadian itu. "Rabu (21/7) sekitar pukul 17.00 WIT terjadi penghadangan oleh sekelompok warga sipil bersenjata diduga pimpinan Goliat Tabuni terhadap 4 mobil dari Wamena, Kabupaten Jayawijaya menuju Mulia, Kabupaten Puncak Jaya. Tepat di perjalanan daerah Kampung Kalome, Distrik Tingginambut, Kabupaten Puncak Jaya sekitar 2 km dari Pos TNI Kalome dihadang kemudian membakar 3 mobil yang sedang membawa bahan makanan (Bama), namun 1 mobil dilaporkan berhasil melarikan diri ke arah Wamena," ungkapnya. Dikatakan, dari informasi awal dilaporkan ada 2 warga masyarakat asli Puncak Jaya yang diketahui bernama Timotius Enumbi dan Nemince Wonda dinyatakan hilang atau tidak ditemukan saat kejadian penghadangan dan pembakaran itu, namun setelah dikonfirmasi Kamis (22/7) kemarin, kedua warga tersebut akhirnya diketahui telah menyelamatkan diri ke Pos Polisi Tingginambut. Bupati Lukas Enembe mengatakan, pihaknya pernah memberikan deadline kepada kelompok sipil bersenjata itu dan deadline itu sudah berakhir pada 28 Juni 2010 lalu, dengan demikian pihaknya kembali memberikan deadline berikutnya untuk turun dan bergabung dengan warga lainnya, kemudian sama-sama membangun Puncak Jaya. "Kita sebenarnya tidak bisa memberikan deadline hanya satu kali sehingga semua ini harus dipersiapkan dan kita juga harus mengatur teknis, mekanisme dan biaya," tukasnya. Diakuinya, sampai hari ini setelah pertemuan dengan gubernur tentang koordinasi soal gangguan keamanan di Puncak Jaya, belum ada informasi soal bantuan dari provinsi sehingga dengan kondisi APBD Puncak Jaya saat ini belum bisa berbicara tahap selanjutnya, karena APBD terbatas. Oleh karena itu, justru deadline yang diberikan sampai 28 Juni 2010 ini, pihaknya mendapatkan surat dari Goliat Tabuni yang meminta bahwa merdeka adalah harga mati kemudian meminta persenjataan kepada Bupati untuk menantang. "Ini adalah ideology yang berseberangan dengan kita, oleh karena itu harus dibuatkan perhitungan yang baik dan tidak gegabah melakukan suatu hal seperti penyisiran dan tidak segampang itu," ujarnya lagi. Disinggung soal keberadaan 1 SSK anggota Brimob di Puncak Jaya, Lukas Enembe yang juga Ketua Asosiasi Bupati Pegunungan Tengah menambahkan, medan di Puncak jaya sangat sulit sehingga siapapun bertugas di sana pasti mengatakan medan sangat sulit, bahkan telah menelan 1 korban tewas anggota Brimob yang baru ditugaskan. "Sehingga terlatih bagaimanapun anggota itu pasti akan sulit dengan medan sebab gerombolan itu lebih menguasi medan dan tidak cukup hanya 1 SSK saja untuk mereka mengejar," ujarnya. Di tempat terpisah, Kepala Bidang Hubungan Masyarakat (Kabid Humas) Polda Papua, Komisaris Besar Polisi, Wachyono ketika dikonfirmasi Cenderawasih Pos membenarkan peristiwa tersebut. "Kelompok sipil bersenjata itu menghadang kemudian membakar 3 unit mobil yang datang dari arah Wamena menuju Mulia. 1 unit mobil berhasil melarikan diri ke arah Wamena sementara 3 diketahui terbakar. Kemudian 2 orang korban yang terkena serpihan peluru dan sebelumnya memang diinformasikan belum ditemukan keberadaannya maka setelah dikroscek ternyata selamat dan sedang berada di Pos Polisi Tingginambut," tukasnya. Secara terpisah, kakak kandung Timotius Enumbi, Piton Enumbi ketika dikonfirmasi melalui telepon selulernya, Kamis (22/7) kemarin mengakui telah mendapatkan informasi dari Mulia, Puncak Jaya tentang keberadaan adiknya selamat. "Informasi dari keluarga di Mulia, Puncak Jaya bahwa adik saya selamat dan saat ini sedang berlindung di Pos Polisi Tingginambut dan rencananya akan bertolak menuju Mulia," tandasnya. (nal/fud) (scorpions) [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
[ppiindia] Absentee Legislators Called Out Of ?Order
Refleksi : DPR adalah singkatan dari Dewan Penipu Rakyat. Tak hadir sama dengan makan gaji buta. Jelasnya anggota DPR adalah kaum makan gaji buta. Anda sebagai pemilih, kalau tidak berpendirian masa bodoh, tentunya akan sangat kecewa terhadap oknom-oknom sebagai yang lazim dikenal wakil rakyat. http://www.thejakartaglobe.com/home/absentee-legislators-called-out-of-order/387323 July 23, 2010 Markus Junianto Sihaloho & Anita Rachman Empty chairs during a plenary session at the House of Representatives in Jakarta. Low attendance continues to plague House sessions. (Antara Photo/Widodo S Jusuf) Absentee Legislators Called Out Of ?Order Jakarta. Legislators should be ashamed of their poor attendance record at plenary sessions, and must strive to live up to their billing as the people's representatives, political observers said on Thursday in response to new data on absenteeism rates. Indonesian Survey institute (LSI) political analyst Burhanuddin Muhtadi said low attendance has been a problem for years. An LSI survey in September 2009 showed only 41.4 percent of respondents considered legislators diligent, while the majority saw them as truants. "Such behavior is tantamount to treason," Burhanuddin said. "They violate their own ethical codes, wasting taxpayer money, and lie to their constituents." The House of Representatives Secretariat has just released data on legislators' attendance at plenary sessions since October. >From October to December 2009, National Mandate Party (PAN) lawmakers had the >best attendance rate, with 96 percent. Two other Islam-based parties prop up the other end of the list: the National Awakening Party (PKB) at 86.6 percent and the Prosperous Justice Party (PKS) at 88.6 percent. In the House's second sitting period, between January and March 2010, President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono's Democrats led with a 91.1 percent attendance rate, while the PKB and the Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle (PDI-P) were last with 78.3 percent and 79.9 percent, respectively. Sebastian Salang, from the group Concerned Citizens for the Indonesian Legislature (Formappi), said that laws in place since 2009 to ensure full attendance at plenary meetings have not been enforced. A House regulation stipulates that legislators missing three straight plenary meetings are to be publicly denounced. "In Indonesia, though, this threat is meaningless," Sebastian said. "In any other country legislators would be ashamed of such a denouement, but not here. Maybe we need to put their names up on huge billboards at traffic intersections." The House's Ethics Council is also authorized to dismiss legislators missing six straight plenary sessions. "But the Ethics Council is dead in the water right now because of internal squabbling," Sebastian pointed out. The House defines a plenary session as one where the quorum of at least 281 of the House's 560 legislators are present. However, Sebastian said it was common to see legislators turn up to sign the attendance sheet and then leave. He added that the payment of Rp 1.5 million ($165) to each legislator attending a meeting where a bill is passed was proving useless. "They already have so many allowances and facilities that this amount is meaningless to them," he said. House Deputy Speaker Anis Matta, from the PKS, said the poor attendance was not symptomatic of legislators' laziness. "I believe it's because we do so much work," he said, adding that the PKS was considering punishing absentee legislators. Marwan Jaffar, from the PKB, said most of the party's legislators came from outside Jakarta and found the capital "not homey enough." He added they also served in provincial party posts, and had to split their time in the provinces. "But I always remind them to attend plenary meetings or face tough sanctions." Romahurmuzy, from the United Development Party (PPP), said the low attendance in the first year of the House's sitting was very concerning, as absenteeism was usually a final-year phenomenon. "We recommend financial incentives based on each legislator's physical attendance at meetings, where the attendance sheet is handed out twice - at the beginning and the end of the meeting," he said. Democrat Ramadhan Pohan said the president took the issue seriously. "Democrats must have a very good reason for skipping a meeting, and even then they need a note," he said. The PDI-P's Tjahjo Kumolo agreed that those not planning to attend a meeting should give prior written notice. Ethics Council chairman Nudirman Munir said the council was currently collecting data on chronically absent legislators with a plan to discipline them. "The rules are clear, so there's no excuse to keep skipping meetings and not expect to be dismissed," he said. "However, not all legislators do it deliberately. Some have valid reasons, so we need to crosscheck the data with each party to see who'
[ppiindia] Freedom in Islam and democracy
Reflection: Any comments after reading the article? http://www.gulf-times.com/site/topics/article.asp?cu_no=2&item_no=375813&version=1&template_id=47&parent_id=27 Publish Date: Thursday,22 July, 2010, at 11:13 PM Doha Time Freedom in Islam and democracy There is no word that nations have called for, spoken about in length, and desired fervently in their hearts more than freedom. People have delivered speeches about it, written books on the subject, composed newspaper columns in support of it, and have raised banners calling for it; they have made it an objective for which all other matters could be sacrificed. On many occasions, people have keenly called for it while being unaware of what they wished to get from it. This has remained the case until it became the means by which politicians achieved their political aims and personal interests, and used their apparent pursuit of it to attract people's attention and gain their support. In many cases, this claimed pursuit of freedom has become a means and a justification to destroy any real freedom and wage wars against many nations. It was made to sound as if democracy is the way to achieve such freedom, because democracy is founded upon freedom; thus the proponents of this ideology have made having a democratic system mandatory for achieving freedom; they argue that one leads to the other, and must exist in order for the other to do so; therefore, one who loves freedom must call for democracy and love it, and vice versa. Such people also claim that, consequently, whoever hates democracy and is an enemy of it is also an enemy of freedom. The questions that arise here are: does democracy (as practised by the Western nations) truly achieve the freedom that mankind desires and requires? Does it even raise the level of freedom that people enjoy? What is the type of freedom that democracy achieves for nations, and where are its boundaries? Is an American or a European truly free? Are the lives that they live in their nations ones of freedom, or even partly so? Does Islam oppose the principle of freedom or does it approve of it and call for it? If Islam does approve of it, then how does it deal with it and expect people to practise it, and what are the permissible types of freedom within Islamic boundaries? Also, is freedom in Islam the same as that in democracy, or are they different? Which one of the two 'freedoms' is more realistic and coincides with the sought freedom, the one in Islam or the one in democracy? All these questions and many others force one to compare between freedom as Islam presents it and calls for it - how it was practiced under Islamic rule for fourteen hundred years and is still being practised today, and how freedom is practiced in democratic systems, and how contemporary countries and nations apply it. This comparison must be made in order to see which of the two is more beneficial, more realistic, more honest and closer to the truth. The limited human mind is what defined freedom in democracy and decided what is good and what is bad in it according to what its desires and lusts imposed, which entails that freedom in democracy becomes limited at times and broadens at others, depending on what the decision makers feel is beneficial at the time. This means that the nations who practice such systems become experimental laboratories and are in a state constant flux regarding what is allowed and what is not. In Islam on the other hand, freedom is clearly defined and its limits and boundaries have been set by Allah alone, who is the infallible Creator of all mankind Whose Qualities are perfect and beyond defect, weakness or incapability. He is All-Knowing of the condition of His creation and Knows best what their requirements are and what suits them. Thus, freedom in Islam has a distinct feature, which is stability - what was permissible in Islam fourteen hundred years ago remains so until the Day of Resurrection. In Islam, every person knows what he can and cannot do as well as the areas in which there is room for manoeuvre, according to what Allah has permitted. Furthermore, freedom in Islam is underpinned by ultimate justice and authority because it comes from Allah, contrary to that defined by democracy, which is man-made and therefore fallible and subject to shortcomings and injustice. In democracy, the limits of freedom move within the circle that has been defined by human legislators. In democracy, freedom is opposed to and conflicts with whatever is defined as evil by human legislators, which, due to their limited knowledge and abilities, entails the inclusion of much evil in the circle of what is good and allowable. It also implies that much good will be included in the circle of the evil and forbidden. Under democracy, many evil things have been made permissible based on its definition of freedom, but were later found to be immoral and oppressive, whic
[ppiindia] Pakistani Taliban widen jihad
http://www.atimes.com/atimes/South_Asia/LG23Df02.html July 23, 2010 Pakistani Taliban widen jihad By Arif Jamal The local chapter of Pakistan's Jamaat-i-Islami (JI) Islamist political party held a rally on April 19 in the historic Kissa Khwani Bazaar of Peshawar to protest the extremely low gas pressure and rolling blackouts that affect Peshawar residents up to 10 hours per day. As leaders announced the end of the rally and protesters started to leave, a 14-year old suicide bomber detonated his suicide vest, killing 23 persons and injuring 50 others. The bomber successfully targeted local JI leaders and police officers - among the dead were JI Peshawar vice amir Haji Dost Mohammad and deputy superintendent of police Gulfat Hussain. Due to the fact that Hussain was a Shi'ite Muslim, it was initially thought the bomber had specifically targeted him. However, all other evidence suggested the real targets of the bomber were the JI leaders. Had it been by chance or mistake, they would not have continued to target more JI leaders later on. In order to downplay its differences with the Taliban and other jihadi groups, JI tried to blame the Americans for the bombing, with JI leader Hafiz Hashmat accusing private security firm Blackwater (Xe Services LLC) for the attack. The suicide bombing of the JI rally was an attempt to widen the war that the Pakistani Taliban are fighting against the state of Pakistan. Although the bombing was not the only attack on JI leaders in recent months, it was the biggest, and such targeted attacks have continued. On June 16, the Taliban in Hangu assassinated JI leader Fida Saadi, a provincial executive council member. Soon afterwards they killed JI leader Haji Mohammad Khan and kidnapped his son in Darra Adamkhel on June 23. The aim of the Pakistani Taliban is to establish an Islamic caliphate, one excluding the participation of all other Islamist groups. When the Afghan mujahideen found Kabul in sight after the fall of Dr Mohammad Najibullah's regime in the early 1990s, they threw themselves at one another's throats. The ensuing civil war gave birth to the Taliban movement. Recently, the Pakistani Taliban intensified their war on the Barelvi movement and Sufi Islam by bringing the conflict to Punjab. New fronts were opened against the JI with the April 19 suicide bombing in Peshawar and against the Ahmadi community with a suicide bombing in Lahore on May 28. The enmity between the JI and different parts of the Pakistani Taliban is both ideological and political. Although both JI and the Deobandi groups among the Pakistani Taliban follow the Hanafi school of jurisprudence, JI places less stress on ritual and more on political Islam. The Deobandis abhor the JI leaders (some of whom wear Western dress) and accuse them of having a lust for political power. [1] However, the real existential threat to the JI comes from the Tehrik-i-Nifaz-i-Shariat Mohammadi (TNSM), led by Maulana Sufi Mohammad and his son-in-law Maulana Fazlullah. They lead the Pakistani Taliban in the Malakand Division and the Swat Valley. Maulana Sufi Mohammad was a local leader of the JI until the early 1980s, when he developed differences with the party. In his desperation to grab political power, Sufi Mohammad started opposing the JI's policy of attaining power through elections. He argued that an Islamic state could not be established through elections because the majority of people never vote in favor of Islamist parties. He started believing that the only way to establish an Islamic state was to follow the jihad philosophy of Maulana Maududi (1903-1979), the late founder of the Jamaat-i-Islami. Sufi Mohammad accused the JI leaders of deviating from Maududi's example. [2] The real, personalized enmity between the two started after the US-led invasion of Afghanistan in October 2001. Most Islamist and jihadi groups started holding public rallies across Pakistan in favor of the Afghan Taliban. JI was in the forefront of these demonstrations, threatening that they would cross into Afghanistan to fight the Americans if US forces landed there. However, only Sufi Mohammad led thousands of his followers into Afghanistan. Unprepared as they were, most of them died in US air strikes. Sufi Mohammad retreated with his decimated militia to Pakistan, where he accused the JI of luring him and his fighters into Afghanistan to weaken or eliminate them. Sufi Mohammad never forgave the JI and started preparing his revenge. In interviews the author conducted in 2004-2005, several TNSM commanders portrayed JI as a bigger threat than the Americans. [3] It is difficult to say which group of the Pakistani Taliban has an interest in attacking the JI at this time. It is a safe bet, however, to believe that the followers of Sufi Mohammad want to take their long-delayed revenge. In the intense sectarian atmosphere, other groups would happily follow the le
[ppiindia] Terrorists go back to school in Indonesia
http://www.atimes.com/atimes/Southeast_Asia/LG22Ae01.html Jul 22, 2010 Terrorists go back to school in Indonesia By Sara Schonhardt SEMARANG, Java, Indonesia - From behind secure prison walls, convicted terrorist Abdul Aziz seems harmless, if not playful. The 34-year-old inmate is one of five convicted terrorists now serving time at Kedung Pane prison for their role in plotting the 2005 Bali bombing, which killed 23 people and injured over 120 others. At the time, their convictions were seen as a significant step in Indonesia's internationally lauded counter-terrorism campaign. But Aziz and others could soon be up for parole, and there are questions as to how harmless they would be back on Indonesia's streets. Aziz said in an interview with Asia Times Online that he has personally re-evaluated the means for achieving jihad, the struggle required of practicing Muslims to preserve Islam. However, he admits to "feeling more anger" towards the state since officials denied him a parole opportunity earlier this year. Aziz recently participated in a five-day conflict-management program piloted by a partnership of non-governmental organizations that aims to disengage terrorists from the ideological thinking that promotes the use of violence. The program, headed by Search for Common Ground (SCG), a conflict transformation organization that receives the bulk of its funding from European governments, attempts to fill a hole in Indonesia's prison system. Until now, de-radicalization programs in Indonesia's prisons have been mainly personal initiatives led by police who work to befriend radical inmates or win them over through money donations made to their families. The SCG group of trainers leading the program, which they say emphasizes "disengagement" rather than "de-radicalization", hopes to introduce new ways of thinking to convicted terrorists. While Aziz has openly soul-searched about his jihadi past, it's not clear that others under rehabilitation buy into SCG's message. The program's trainers say they realize its shortcomings: participation is voluntary, but at Semarang guards goaded the inmates into attending. Rehabilitation, however, is an important back story to Indonesia's ongoing counter-terrorism campaign. "As long as [de-radicalization] activities are running, by a group or even by random personal initiative, people need those activities," said Nasir Abas, a former terrorist now advising police and universities on de-radicalization measures. He said radical ideology was at the root of Indonesia's terrorism problem and that efforts to counter such thinking are key to rehabilitating terrorists. The government has rounded up scores of suspects since the bombing attacks on two Jakarta-based luxury hotels last year, but is now confronted with how to rehabilitate detainees, including those who will eventually be paroled. The state has argued that all terrorists require reform, even those who have received life sentences, otherwise they may continue spreading radical ideas from jail. Some may simply be beyond reform. Abdullah Sunata, who was arrested in late June for allegedly plotting to attack the Danish Embassy and a police parade scheduled for early July, was offered various monetary incentives to cooperate with police. He had returned to terrorist activities after serving a few years in jail, though he didn't participate in a formal de-radicalization program during his previous imprisonment. Some security analysts say harsher sentences are needed. But when the men accused of masterminding the 2002 Bali bombing that killed over 200 people were executed, their arguments were met with rebuttals that state-conducted killings could set off new waves of terrorism and violence. Now, as the prison population of terror suspects bulges, the state has grudgingly acknowledged that lower-ranking former operatives require reform as much as punishment. Detachment 88, the country's US- and Australia-trained counter-terrorism unit, has said that the government needs to focus more attention on places where radical ideologies are spread, such as schools, prisons and publishing houses. However, the police-led unit has come under growing criticism from rights groups who believe in some instances police have used excessive and unnecessary force in their operations to nab terror suspects. Sitting back in a metal prison chair and tugging at his long wispy beard, Aziz strikes a pose of absolute calm. This despite the eight-year prison sentence he was given in September 2006 for harboring Noordin Mohammad Top, the mastermind behind a series of bombings across the country that included the 2005 Bali blast. Noordin was the most-wanted terror suspect in Southeast Asia when he was killed by police in a firefight last October. Aziz is a relative peon compared to cellmates like Abdul Ghoni, a mujahideen-trained Afghan veteran who was convicted for constr
[ppiindia] Malaysia increasingly intolerant of dissent - rights group
http://arabnews.com/world/article87990.ece Malaysia increasingly intolerant of dissent - rights group By REUTERS Published: Jul 22, 2010 00:24 Updated: Jul 22, 2010 00:24 KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia arrested nearly 1,000 anti-government protesters in 2009, signaling "heightened intolerance," an influential and independent human rights group said on Wednesday. Political tensions rose in this Southeast Asian country following record 2008 polls losses by the government now led by Prime Minister Najib Razak. Tensions are still high and could rise further with the sodomy trial of opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim resuming next month. "Because the prime minister sought to regain his losses in 2008, 2009 saw a huge crackdown on dissent and the opposition," said John Liu, a coordinator with SUARAM or Voice of the Malaysian People group. Najib took office in April last year pledging political and economic reforms to revive his coalition and woo foreign investments to the Southeast Asian country. The rise in political tensions and increasing competition from faster reforming regional neighbors like Indonesia have weighed on investor sentiment toward Malaysia where investment has languished. Since taking office, Najib has released most of the detainees held under the Internal Security Act (ISA) that allows for detention without trial which has been used against government critics in the past and promised more tolerance to criticism. But SUARAM in its annual report released on Wednesday said that despite the pledge, 167 people were arrested in May last year for protesting a putsch that unseated the opposition from the northern state of Perak where it had ruled. An August 2009 rally calling for the abolition of the ISA saw 589 people arrested. [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
[ppiindia] China's rich flying high in private jets
http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/china/2010-07/22/content_11033933.htm China's rich flying high in private jets By Xin Dingding (China Daily) Updated: 2010-07-22 07:34 BEIJING - Flight delays, traffic jams and the need for privacy have led China's super rich to travel by private planes, though space and flight restrictions can still make it difficult for them to take off. Insiders warned the restrictions could put a damper on the demand for private planes, while the desire for more convenient transport may drive this class of traveler to resort to the use of charter flight services. Private aircraft manufacturers and dealers agreed that China and other Asian countries are becoming increasingly important markets, as their traditional customers in the United States and Europe continue to struggle with economic recovery. The most optimistic forecast so far, made by Hong Kong's Asia Jet CEO Mike Walsh, was that China would surpass the US in terms of possessing the largest number of private planes in the world. The US currently has 200,000 private planes. Other industry insiders disagreed with the forecast and projected an annual growth of 20 percent as a more rational estimate. "Only when the current difficult approval procedures are removed can the demand for private aircraft ownership achieve explosive growth," said Yang Xiaonong, one of China's earliest private plane consultants who has sold more than a dozen private planes since the 1990s. Due to the complicated procedures, only 30 private planes are registered with the civil aviation authorities, he estimated. Many other private planes have no "legal identity" and are flown stealthily, without reporting their flight plans to air traffic controllers. Earlier this year, civil aviation authorities in Zhejiang province detected three illegal plane flights, whose owners were punished. The difficulty of meeting all three requirements - a pilot license, a registered plane and approval of the flight plan by air traffic control - has placed most private plane owners in a dilemma. Yang said one of his customers, who owns hotels in Dongguan, Guangdong province, can only fly from his hotels to nearby beaches. Only a small number of corporate users regularly use their business jets by paying professional companies millions of yuan each year to handle the logistics. "But the limited number of airports in the country and other restrictions will always impede growth," Yang said. Meng Pengjun, chairman of Shenzhen-based Asia-Pacific Business Aviation Company Ltd, said that since there are a limited number of people who can afford their own planes, private jet charter services are likely to become lucrative in China. Related readings: The rich are getting richer and younger Residences of the rich and famous Second generation of the rich to receive lessons in life [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
[ppiindia] Mahfud: Negara Tidak Boleh Jadi "Tangan" Agama
Refleksi : Agar negara tidak menjadi tangan agama, maka harus dibubarkan Departemen Agama [Depag] sampai keakar-akarnya. Tanpa langkah ini diambil masalahnya kan menghambat kemajuan, uang negara dibuang-buang percuma, jangan dilupakan bahwa Depag adalah sarang koruptor. Selain itu hubungan antara kaum beragama di masyarakat tidak dipupuk oleh Depag, buktinya sesuai majalah Majemuk, Januari-Februari 2008 yang memuat hasil penyelidikan Center for Study of Relegion and Culture dari Universitas Syarif Hidayatullah dikatakan 70% penduduk tidak setuju dengan pluralisme. Pada pihak lain dalam majalah National Georgarphy, bulan Oktober 2009, uztadz Abubakar Ba'ayasir [AB] mengatakan Islam tidak cocok dengan demokrasi. Bukankah Uztads banyak pengaruhnya di NKRI. http://www.antaranews.com/berita/1279811357/mahfud-negara-tidak-boleh-jadi-tangan-agama Mahfud: Negara Tidak Boleh Jadi "Tangan" Agama Kamis, 22 Juli 2010 22:09 WIB | Peristiwa | Pendidikan/Agama | Jakarta (ANTARA News) - Ketua Mahkamah Konstitusi Mahfud MD menyatakan, di dalam negara yang bukan negara agama seperti Indonesia, negara tidak boleh menjadi perpanjangan "tangan" agama. "Negara tidak boleh mewajibkan apa yang diwajibkan agama atau melarang yang dilarang agama," kata Mahfud saat menjadi pembicara dalam halaqah perdamaian International Conference of Islamic Scholars (ICIS) di Jakarta, Kamis. Menurutnya, kewajiban negara terkait agama adalah melindungi warganya yang memeluk agama. Hukum agama, lanjutnya, hanya menjadi salah satu bahan di dalam penyusunan hukum negara. "Itulah negara kebangsaan religius. Beda dengan negara agama," katanya. Karena itu, menurut Mahfud, sangat tidak realistis jika ada kelompok agama yang ingin memaksakan agar negara Indonesia menerapkan secara formal hukum dari agama tertentu, sekalipun agama yang dipeluk mayoritas warga negara. "Sebenarnya, saat ini prinsip Islam sudah sangat mewarnai hukum Indonesia meski tidak diformalkan," katanya. Bahkan, dalam beberapa kasus, upaya untuk memformalkan hukum Islam di dalam hukum positif negara justru kontraproduktif, misalnya dalam kasus Rancangan Undang Undang (RUU) Pornografi. "Dulu semua fraksi setuju untuk mengatur pornografi di dalam undang-undang. Penolakan justru muncul setelah ada yang mengait-kaitkan persoalan ini dengan Islam," kata Mahfud.(*) [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
[ppiindia] Menteri Lingkungan Hidup Inggris Tolak Pelarangan Burka
Date: Thursday, July 22, 2010, 9:47 PM Giliran Menteri Lingkungan Hidup Inggris Tolak Pelarangan Burka Selasa, 20 Juli 2010, 15:21 WIB REPUBLIKA.CO. ID, LONDON --Berbeda dengan negara lain di Eropa termasuk Perancis, Inggris merupakan salah satu negara Eropa yang terbilang tidak mau pusing untuk urusan pemakaian burka. Bahkan negara itu tidak terlalu berhasrat untuk melarang penggunaan burka. Meski demikian, perdebatan di kalangan masyarakat Inggris teruslah berlangsung. Salah seorang anggota kabinet Inggris, Caroline Spelman, menyatakan penggunaan Burka menjadikan perempuan Muslim lebih bermartabat. Pernyataan Spelman yang menjabat sebagai menteri lingkungan hidup itu, justru membuat dirinya dianggap bodoh dan tolol yang kemudian memancing kemarahan partai buruh yang berencana melarang penggunaan burka di luar rumah. "Satu hal yang membuat kami bangga terhadap negara ini adalah kebebasan berekspresi, dan bebas untuk memilih apa yang anda kenakan. Jadi, menghukum seseorang yang mengenakan burka kontras dengan kebijakan yang selama ini dijalankan," tegasnya seperti dikutip telegraph, Senin (19/7). Ia menyebut, persoalan burka di Afganistan merupakan persoalan lain. Dirinya memahami mengapa perempuan Afganistan harus memakai burka pada masa Taliban berkuasa. "Bagi mereka, mengenakan burka adalah kewajiban, mereka pun harus mengenakan burka. Saya memahami bahwa ada perbedaan budaya dari apa yang kita percaya, dan di negara ini, perempuan bebas untuk memilih, meski keluar atau tidak dipagi hari dengan mengenakan burka," ujarnya. Secara terpisah, mantan pemimpin Partai Independen, Nigel Farage, sebelumnya menilai mengenakan burka secara serius mengurangi kesempatan hidup perempuan Inggris di abad 21. Menurutnya, mengurangi kesempatan hidup adalah bagian dari hal yang bodoh. "Komentar itu benar-benar luar biasa bodoh untuk seorang menteri dipemerintahan, " katanya. Sementara itu, Damian Green, Menteri Imigrasi Inggris menegaskan tidak akan ada larangan burka di Britania. Dia mengatakan pengesahan larangan burka cukup diberlakukan di luar Inggris Caroline Spelman: wearing burka can be 'empowering’ Wearing a burka can be empowering and dignified for Muslim women, one of the Government’s most senior female ministers said yesterday. By Rosa Prince, Political Correspondent Published: 8:53AM BST 19 Jul 2010 The remarks by Caroline Spelman, who as Environment Secretary is the second most powerful woman in the Cabinet, were described as “moronic” and “bizarre”. She is also likely to face anger from backbench Tory MPs, some of whom have called for the wearing of burkas to be banned outside the private home. Mrs Spelman was commenting on a recent decision by French MPs to introduce a law outlawing the burka in public. Critics of the ban have argued that while they do not like to see women covering their faces, particularly if forced to do so by male relatives, legislation is heavy-handed and contrary to the principle of freedom of expression. But Mrs Spelman suggested that wearing the burka could be seen as a feminist statement. She claimed that a visit to Afghanistan had persuaded her that “the burka confers dignity”. Before the Taliban was driven out of large parts of Afghanistan , millions of women were forced under threat of violence to wear the burka in public. British soldiers still gauge the level of threat from the Taliban in an area by assessing whether local women feel the need to cover themselves. But Mrs Spelman said: “I don’t, living in this country as a woman, want to be told what I can and can’t wear. “One of the things we pride ourselves on in this country is being free, and being free to choose what you wear is a part of that, so banning the burka is absolutely contrary I think to what this country is all about. “I’ve been out to Afghanistan and I think I understand much better as a result … why a lot of Muslim women want to wear the burka. “For them, the burka confers dignity, it’s their choice, they choose to go out dressed in a burka. I understand that it is a different culture from mine but the fact is in this country women want to be free to choose … whether or not to go out in the morning wearing a burka.” But Nigel Farage, the former leader of the UK Independent Party, said: “Wearing a burka seriously diminishes a woman’s life chances in 21st century Britain – to describe it as somehow empowering is simply moronic. “It was a thoroughly extraordinary and deeply ignorant comment for Caroline Spelman, a Government minister, to make.” Damian Green, the immigration minister, has said there would be no burka ban in Britain . He told The Sunday Telegraph yesterday that such a move would be a “rather un-British thing to do”. [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
[ppiindia] ICJ says Kosovo statehood 'legal'
Refleksi : Kemerdekaan negara Kosovao dilegalisasikan oleh International Court of Justice [Mahkamah Pengadilan Internasional]! Apakah hanya Kosovo mempunyai hak istimewa demikian? http://english.aljazeera.net/news/europe/2010/07/201072213840362357.html Thursday, July 22, 2010 18:09 Mecca time, 15:09 GMT ICJ says Kosovo statehood 'legal' Kosovo declared itself independent from Serbia in February 2008 [AFP] The International Court of Justice has said that Kosovo's declaration of independence did not violate international law, in a case that could have significant implications for separatist movements around the world. Hisashi Owada, the presiding judge of the UN's highest court in the Hague, the Netherlands, read out the statement, which is not legally binding, on Thursday afternoon. The decision, which comes two years after the United Nations General Assembly requested the opinion, is likely to lead to more countries recognising Kosovo's independence. Kosovo's foreign minister said he expected Serbia to deal with the former province as a sovereign state, following the ruling. "I expect Serbia to turn and come to us, to talk with us on so many issues of mutual interest, of mutual importance," Skender Hyseni told the Reuters news agency. "But such talks can only take place as talks between sovereign states," he said. 'Options run low for Serbia' Earlier, Boris Tadic, the Serbian president, had warned that a ruling in favour of statehood would set a dangerous precedent. "If the International Court of Justice sets a new principle, it would trigger a process that would create several new countries and destabilise numerous regions in the world," he said before the ruling. Aljosa Milenkovic, Al Jazeera's correspondent in Belgrade, said "options are running low for Serbia and Serbian leadership". He added that riot police had been deployed in the city in the case of protests over the decision. Nearly 70 countries have already recognised Kosovo as an independent state, including the United States and 22 of the 27 European Union members. In video Tim Friend reports on Kosovo's hopes for a favourable ruling Serbian officials had previously said that they want to continue negotiations on the status of Kosovo after the ICJ verdict. Vuk Jeremic, the Serbian foreign minister, called on Wednesday for a "compromise solution on the future status of Kosovo". But Kosovar officials have ruled out any further status negotiations with Belgrade. Barnaby Phillips, Al Jazeera's correspondent in Pristina, Kosovo, said regardless of Thursday's ruling the positions of Kosovo and Serbia would remain "entrenched". "Serbia basically says it will never recognise Kosovo as a sovereign country and the government here in Pristina is saying to Belgrade: 'Get real, you're not coming back, independence is a fact on the ground and the people here are living here everyday'." Serbia considers Kosovo to be its southern-most province and the cradle of the Serb nation, but its population is predominantly ethnic Albanian. The nation lost control over Kosovo during a two-year war between Serbia and ethnic Kosovo Albanians, that ended with a 78-day Nato bombing campaign A UN administration and a Nato-monitored ceasefire was installed following the war. In February 2008, the province declared independence, after UN-brokered negotiations to resolve its future status failed. The UN General Assembly, at Serbia's request, asked the ICJ in Otober 2008 to render a legal opinion. Just under two million ethnic Albanians and 120,000 Serbs have live separately in Kosovo, mutually suspicious and occasionally hostile to each other. Belgrade has refused to recognise Kosovo's independence move and the dispute has held up its EU membership talks. [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
[ppiindia] DPR Akan Undang PWI & AJI Bahas Infotainment
DPR Akan Undang PWI & AJI Bahas Infotainment Arfi Bambani Amri, Anggi Kusumadewi Kamis, 22 Juli 2010, 16:51 WIB VIVAnews - Komisi I Dewan Perwakilan Rakyat berencana mengundang asosiasi jurnalis dan bisnis infotainment untuk rapat di parlemen. Namun karena masa sidang yang singkat, rencana ini mungkin baru bisa dilakukan pada masa sidang berikutnya, Agustus 2010. "Menyikapi infotainment tidak harus dengan hitam-putih," kata Roy Suryo, anggota Komisi I dari Fraksi Partai Demokrat. "Pasti nanti ada titik temu dan jalan keluar yang baik," ujar Roy yakin. Oleh karena itu, Komisi I berencana untuk mengundang pihak-pihak terkait guna dimintai pendapat terkait persoalan infotainment. "Selain Dewan Pers dan KPI, kami ingin mengundang mitra lain seperti Persatuan Wartawan Indonesia, Aliansi Jurnalis Independen, dan pihak infotainment itu sendiri. Kami ingin mendengar pendapat mereka secara langsung," kata Roy. Ia meyakinkan, Komisi I berniat untuk mencari solusi terbaik, bukan mempertentangkan antara satu pihak dengan lainnya. Komisi I sebenarnya sangat ingin mengundang rekan-rekan infotainment dalam waktu dekat. Namun sayangnya, Komisi I terkendala dengan pendeknya masa persidangan DPR kali ini. "Minggu depan adalah minggu terakhir masa persidangan. Kami terhadang jadwal yang tidak memungkinkan," kata Roy. Tapi ia yakin, audiensi dengan pihak infotainment akan terlaksana pada masa sidang mendatang. "Jadi langsung saja sampaikan kepada DPR apapun pendapat-pendapat yang berkembang di masyarakat," ujar Roy. Ia berkata, Komisi I saat ini memang sedang dalam tahap menunggu reaksi masyarakat terkait perubahan status infotainment menjadi tayangan nonfaktual seperti disepakati Komisi I, Komisi Penyiaran dan Dewan Pers. (umi) [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
[ppiindia] Panglima TNI: Persoalan Kopassus Selesai + ....Proposed resumption of US military training.....
sama bidang pertahanan antara Kemenhan RI dengan Dephan AS, yang ditandatangani
pada Juni 2010. (T.P008*F008/A041/P00
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20100722/ap_on_re_as/as_indonesia_us
US to resume ties with Indonesia's special forces
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AP - Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, right, shakeS hands with
U.S. Defense Secretary Robert .
By NINIEK KARMINI, Associated Press Writer Niniek Karmini, Associated Press
Writer - 1 min ago
JAKARTA, Indonesia - The United States announced Thursday it will resume
cooperation with Indonesia's special forces after ties were severed more than a
decade ago over alleged human rights abuses by the commando unit.
U.S. Defense Secretary Robert Gates made the announcement after meeting with
Indonesia's President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono on Thursday in the capital of
Jakarta. Indonesia had said it wanted the United States to reconsider resuming
joint training.
The decision will be seen as a victory for the Indonesian military, which has
said it made great strides in improving its human rights record.
Indonesia's special forces were accused of major abuses through the 1990s in
the provinces of Papua and Aceh and the former Indonesian province of East
Timor, which has since become independent. The U.S. cut ties with the special
forces under a 1997 law that banned U.S. training for foreign military units
accused of human rights violations. The ban can be lifted if there have been
substantial measures to bring culprits to justice.
"I was pleased to be able to tell the president that as a result of Indonesian
military reform over the past decade ... and recent actions taken by the
Ministry of Defense to address human rights issues, the United States will
begin measured and gradual programs of security cooperation activities with the
Indonesian Army Special Forces," Gates said at a news conference.
"This initial step will take place within the limit of U.S. law and does not
signal any lessening of the importance we place on human rights and
accountability," he added.
Yudhoyono guaranteed that there would be no more rights abuses by the
Indonesian military.
"I'll guard the Indonesian military reform and ensure that what happened 10 or
20 years ago will not happen again," the president was quoted as saying by
Defense Minister Purnomo Yusgiantoro, who also attended the meeting with Gates.
Washington severed all ties with the Indonesian military in 1999 after troops
rampaged through East Timor when it voted to secede from Indonesia. The U.S.
lifted that overall ban in 2005, but kept its restrictions against the special
forces - known as Kopassus.
"Our ability to expand after this initial step will depend on continued
implementation of reforms with Kopassus and (the Indonesian military) as a
whole," Gates said.
International rights groups have said members of Kopassus were linked to the
disappearance of student activists in 1997 and 1998 and were never held
accountable.
But Gates said that he and U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton were both
convinced that rapprochement was "the right thing to do at this time."
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Associated Press writer Joe Cochrane contributed to this report.
http://www.ssrresourcecentre.org/2010/06/08/proposed-resumption-of-us-military-training-to-indonesia-draws-outrage-controversy/
Proposed resumption of US military training to Indonesia draws outrage,
controversy By: Jessica Teeple
| Indonesia | Jun 8, 2010
President Obama is expected to travel to Indonesia in the near future to
discuss, among other topics, renewing US-backed military training for the
Indonesian special forces unit, the Kopassus ("Komando Pasukan Khusus" or
"Special Force Command"). Below are five key controversies that continually
appear in news reports and commentaries about this topic.
Controversy #1: No legal accountability for past human rights violations.
The Kopassus has not faced legal accountability for the many human rights
violations it has committed. Amnesty International USA reports that "despite
promises by the Indonesian government, despite repeated assurances by
Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono during visits to the United
States, Kopassus officers involved in serious human rights crimes have never
been brought to legal accountability." The few soldiers who have faced military
tribunals have been reinstated into the ranks and promoted.
Controversy #2: US law bans training the Kopassus.
In the United States, the Leahy law enacted in 1997, bars US training of
foreign military units with a history of human rights violations. In 2005 when
then-President Bush looked to waive that ban to train Indonesian military
troops, the State Department's legal counsel ruled that the Leahy law was still
applicable and the training did not go forward. Now President Obama is working
to
[ppiindia] INDONESIA MENGAJAR - Surat terbuka dari Anies Baswedan
From: eka nakami Date: Thursday, July 22, 2010, 9:17 AM Surat dr Anies Baswedan berisi Ajakan utk generasi muda Indonesia membaktikan diri pd negara. -Original Message-From: Abdillah Baswedan Sender: bina...@yahoogroups .comDate: Wed, 21 Jul 2010 06:30:58To: undisclosed recipients: ;Subject: [binabud] Surat dari Anies Baswedan, Pendiri Indonesia Mengajar,untuk Anak Muda Indonesia Berikut surat terbuka dari Anies Baswedan. Bila berkenan, silakan forward keteman, saudara, atau siapa saja yang mungkin berminat bergabung. Salam, Abdillah - Surat untuk Anak-anak Muda Indonesia Dari : Anies Baswedan Hal : Indonesia Mengajar Saya menulis khusus pada Anda dengan sebuah keyakinan bahwa kita bersama bisa saling dukung demi kemajuan republik dan bangsa kita. Saya yakin karenasejarahsudah membuktikan bahwa Republik ini berdiri, tumbuh, berkembang dan majuseperti sekarang karena ditopang oleh anak-anak muda yang tecerdaskan,tangguhdan energik seperti Anda. Hari ini kondisi kita jauh lebih maju daripada saat kita menyatakan merdeka.Saat republik berdiri, angka buta huruf adalah 95%. Saya membayangkan betapa beratnya beban para pemimpin republik muda di waktu itu. Mereka harus menggerakan kemajuan dari nol, dari nol besar. Puluhan juta rakyatnya sanggup berjuang dalam revolusi kemerdekaan, tapi tidak sanggup menuliskan namanya sendiri. Hari ini melalui kerja kolektif seluruh bangsa, kita berhasil memutarbalikan hingga tinggal 8% yang buta huruf. Tidak banyak bangsa besar didunia yang dalam waktu 60 tahun bisa berubah sedrastis ini. Itu prestasi kolosal, dan kita boleh bangga. Tapi daftar masalah yang belum terselesaikan masih panjang. Melek huruf adalah langkah awal. Langkah berikutnya adalah akses yang merata, akses untuk setiap anak pada pendidikanberkualitas. Pendidikan berkualitas adalah kunci mengkonversi dari kemiskinan dan keterbelakangan menjadi kemajuan, menjadi bangsa yang cerdas, adil dan makmur.Garda terdepan dalam soal pendidikan ini adalah guru. Di balik kompleksitas perdebatan yang rumit dan panjang soal sistem pendidikan, soal kurikulum,soal ujian dan semacamnya, berdiri para guru. Mereka bersahaja, berdiri di depan anakdidiknya; mereka mendidik, merangsang dan menginspirasi. Dalam himpitan tekanan ekonomi, mereka hadir di hati anak-anak Indonesia. Hati mereka bergetar setiapmelihat anak-anak itu menjadi orang di kemudian hari. Setiap ucapan terimakasih adalah tanda atas pahala guru-guru ini. Mereka adalah profesi terpercaya, pada pundak guru-guru ini kita titipkan persiapan masa depan republik ini. Hari ini kita berhadapan dengan masalah: variasi kualitas guru dan distribusi guru. Menghadapi masalah ini kita bisa berkeluh kesah, menyalahkan negara dan menuding pemerintah. Atau kita gulungkan lengan baju dan berbuat sesuatu.Saya mengajak kita semua untuk turun tangan. Libatkan diri kita untukmempersiapkan masa depan republik. Untuk kita, untuk masa depan anak-anak kita dan untuk melunasi janji kemerdekaan: mencerdaskan kehidupan bangsa. Saat ini saya dan banyak kawan seide sedang mengembangkan program Indonesia Mengajar, yaitu sebuah inisiatif dengan misi ganda: pertama, mengisi kekurangan guru berkualitas di Sekolah Dasar, khususnya di daerah terpencil; dan kedua menyiapkan lulusan perguruan tinggi untuk jadi pemimpin masa depan yangmemiliki pengetahuan, pengalaman dan kedekatan dengan rakyat kecil di pelosok negeri. Kami mengundang putra-putri terbaik republik ini untuk menjadi PengajarMuda,menjadi guru SD selama 1 tahun. Satu tahun berada di tengah-tengah rakyat dipelosok negeri, di tengah anak-anak bangsa yang kelak akan meneruskan sejarah republik ini. Satu tahun berada bersama anak-anak di dekat keindahan alam,dipesisir pulau-pulau kecil, di puncak-puncak pegunungan dan di lembah-lembah hijau yang membentang sepanjang khatulistiwa. Saya yakin pengalaman satu tahunini akan menjadi bagian dari sejarah hidup yang tidak mungkin bisa Anda lupakan:desa terpencil dan anak-anak didik itu akan selalu menjadi bagian dari diriAnda.Di desa-desa terpencil itu para Pengajar Muda akan menorehkan jejak,menitipkan pahala; bagi para siswa SD disana, alas kaki bisa jadi tidak ada, baju bisa jadi kumal dan ala kadarnya tapi mata mereka bisa berbinar karena kehadiran Anda. Anda hadir memberikan harapan. Anda hadir mendekatkan jarak mereka dengan pusat kemajuan. Anda hadir membuat anak-anak SD di pelosok negeri memiliki mimpi.Anda hadir membuat para orang-tua di desa-desa terpencil ingin memiliki anak yang terdidik seperti anda. Ya, ketertinggalan adalah baju mereka sekarang, tapi Anda hadir merangsang mereka untuk punya cita-cita, punya mimpi. Mimpi adalah energi mereka untuk meraih baju baru dimasa depan. Kemajuan dan kemandirian adalah baju anak-anak di masa depan. Anda hadir disana, di desa mereka, Anda hadir membukakan pintu menuju masa depan yang jauh lebih b
[ppiindia] Nia Zulkarnain Bangga Jadi Tokoh Inspiratif
Nia Zulkarnain Bangga Jadi Tokoh Inspiratif Pasangan selebritis Ari Sihasale dan Nia Zulkarnaen meraihgelar tokoh inspiratif dalam Liputan 6 Awards 2010 sebagai pemilik rumahproduksi Alenia Pictures. Untuk artikel selengkapnya klik http://www.KabariNews.com/?35206 [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
[ppiindia] Training USING EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE at WORK
C&G Training Network mengundang Anda untuk mengikuti pelatihan: USING EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE AT WORK pada hari Jumat, 30 Juli 2010 Pk. 08.45 - 17.00 Tempat: C&G Training Network Graha Mustika Ratu, Lantai 6 Jl. Jend. Gatot Subroto kav. 74-75 Jakarta 12870 Investasi: Rp 1.200.000/orang/program, termasuk handout materi, sertifikat, 2x coffee break, lunch. Diskon 15% untuk pemegang member card C&G Training Network Diskon 10% untuk pendaftaran seminggu sebelum training, ATAU cukup membayar Rp 950.000/orang untuk pendaftaran minimal 3 orang dari satu perusahaan untuk 1 program yang sama. Mengapa ada orang yang ber-IQ tinggi gagal menjadi pemimpin, sementara orang yang IQ-nya sedang-sedang justru bisa menjadi pemimpin yang baik? Ternyata ada suatu cara lain untuk menjadi sukses, yaitu "kecerdasan emosional." Kecerdasan emosional mencakup keterampilan mengahadapi tekanan, mengenali dan mengekspresikan emosi, keteguhan hati, empati serta keterampilan berhubungan dengan orang lain. Ini merupakan ciri orang-orang yang menonjol. Rendahnya kecerdasan emosional dalam memimpin anak buah dapat menghambat kinerja perusahaan dan menghancurkan karier. Untungnya, kecerdasan emosional ini tidak ditentukan sejak lahir, tapi bisa dipupuk dan diperkuat dalam diri kita. Inilah yang diharapkan dapat dicapai oleh para peserta training ini. Materi Bahasan: a. Introduction: Historical root, the value of emotion, Emotional Quotient, eksplorasi diri b. Emotional intelligence a.Where does emotional intelligence come from? b. How does emotional intelligence get developed? c. Empathy d. Competencies at work e. Self awareness, self management, social awareness f. Relationship management, 10 kualitas pribadi yang disukai Metode training: Pembahasan konsep, assessment pribadi (pengukuran kecerdasan emosi), game, quiz/latihan, pemutaran video clip. Target peserta: Seluruh karyawan, staf hingga manager. Trainer: Hj. Widayati Gebyar, Dra. Psi. Psikolog praktis lulusan Universitas Indonesia ini salah satu ahli councelling dengan spesialisasi pada Behaviour Evidence Interview Method. Sebuah metode interview dan councelling yang menitikberatkan kepada keahlian membuka dan menggali masalah serta potensi serta profil psikologis individu. Metode ini dikembangkan oleh Hay Management Consultant, konsultan manajemen terkemuka di dunia, tempat Ibu Widayati bergabung menjadi salah satu partner disana. Ibu Widayati juga seorang ahli yang banyak berkecimpung dalam bidang Behavioral Analyst dan banyak melakukan analisis perilaku individu karyawan berbagai perusahaan di Indonesia.Selain sebagai salah satu associate pratner di C&G Training Network, Ibu Widayati ahli dalam bidang konseling dan interview, dan memiliki Certified Professional Human Resource, serta aktif menjadi konsultan praktek untuk bidang HR, termasuk di dalamnya mendalami model assessment center untuk banyak perusahaan di Indonesia, termasuk di Lembaga Pendidikan dan Pengembangan Manajemen (LPPM) Jakarta. Disamping sebagai psikolog praktis, beliau banyak melakukan jasa psikologis pada area-area keahlian: rekrutmen, evaluator, facilitator, serta professional trainer. Terima kasih kepada perusahaan yang telah mengikuti training di C&G Training Network, a.l.: PT KAO Indonesia Chemicals, Bank Bumiputera Indonesia, Bank Chinatrust Indonesia,PT Indika Cipta Media, PT Indika Telemedia, PT Linfox Logistics Indonesia, PT Lion Metal Works, Tbk., PT Mayora, PT Prodia Widyahusasa, PT Radio Indika Millenia, PT Rohm And Haas, PT Siemens Indonesia, PT Trimegah Securities, Tbk., PT Tsutsunaka Plastic, PT Ultrajaya Milk Industry & Trading, PT Yupharin Pharmaceuticals, PT Agung Concern, PT AXA Mandiri FinancialServices, PT Eagleburgmann Indonesia. Testimonial, a.l.: 1. Penyampaian materi sangat jelas dan begitu mudah untuk memahami (Didik Prastyawan, PT Insera Sena - POLYGON Cycle). 2. Mudah dimengerti dan dipahami oleh saya dengan memberikan contoh dan kasus yang biasa terjadi (Risnawaty, PT. Setia Manggala Abadi) 3. Memberikan pelatihan dan membuka wawasan (Erwandi, PT. Pancamas Elite Globalindo). 4. Cara penyampaian menggunakan bahasa sederhana dan mudah dimengerti (Hariyono, PT. Grahaniaga Tatautama) 5. Memberikan definisi yang baik disertai dengan contoh-contoh (Maria Ingrid, PT. AXA Mandiri Financial Services) 6. Metode pelatihan sangat efektif dan sangat menambah wawasan (Charles R.S., PT. Columbia Chrome Indonesia). 7. Sangat puas sekali karena lebih tahu tentang supervisory (Supandi, PT. Metropolitan Kentjana) 8. Mendapat penjelasan secara gamblang (Samadi, PT. Ometraco Arya Samanta). 9. Memberikan banyak input mengenai supervisory skill, penyampaian tidak kaku (Flora F. Lilipaly, Sekolah Tiara Bangsa - ACS International). 10. Menjadi lebih tahu la
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