Human Rights Articles

Teknologi dan Keutuhan Ciptaan Menurut Jennie Xue

[Download artikel wawancara dalam PDF di sini: GITA SANG SURYA artikel Mei Juni 2021 Sosok Jennie Xue] Catatan: Majalah Gita Sang Surya diterbitkan oleh Ordo Fransiskan (Katholik) dan JPIC OFM Indonesia. Majalah ini didistribusikan di berbagai seminari, STF, dan...

The Pope, Calvinism, and Inequality

[Read this article directly on TheJakartaPost.com] by Jennie M. Xue, Singapore Pope Francis gave a historic speech to the US Congress last week. He urged the US government and Catholic leaders in the country to focus on peace, poverty and environmental stewardship. He...

Inekualitas Abad Ini, Posisi Perempuan dan Tantangan Kita

oleh Jennie M. Xue Sepanjang sejarah umat manusia, abad ini adalah abad paling inekual (the most unequal century). Inekualitas telah mencapai taraf sangat memprihatinkan dengan para miliarder yang dikenal sebagai “one-percenter” (satu persen) dari populasi dunia...

Feminisme, Transgenderisme, Indonesia, dan Universalitas

[Baca langsung di PrismaResource.com.] oleh Jennie M. Xue Setiap individu, baik laki-laki, perempuan, maupun transgender, pasti mempunyai impian dan cita-cita. Namun berbagai hal menghalangi para perempuan dan transgender untuk menjadi diri sendiri. (Beruntunglah para...

Multiculturalism and pluralism: failed fad?

Dec 5, 2010 | Human Rights, Jakarta Post, Pluralism

by Jennie S. Bev German Chancellor Angela Merkel said that multiculturalism in Europe has failed. Prior to that, Thilo...

Tipping point, terrorism, and crimes against humanity

Oct 7, 2010 | Human Rights, Indonesia, Jakarta Post, Politics

by Jennie S. Bev It’s mind-boggling that the National Police have claimed they are one of the best police forces in...

Doubt and why good people do bad things

Sep 23, 2010 | Human Rights, Indonesia, Jakarta Post, Psychology

by Jennie S. Bev Indonesia is renowned for its kind, smiling and warm-hearted people, beautiful culture, strong...

Romancing the Koran in Indonesia

Mar 19, 2008 | Asia Sentinel, Human Rights, Indonesia, Islam

by Jennie S. Bev Indonesians have been flocking to a wildly popular novel by a young Indonesian named Habiburrahman...

Gender equalities and urgency for fair masculinism

Mar 9, 2008 | Asia Blogging Network, Feminism, Human Rights, Indonesia

by Jennie S. Bev March 8th is international women’s day. Indonesian culture and laws reflect a utopian message that...

Islam and competing in doing good

Mar 2, 2008 | Human Rights, Indonesia, Islam, Jakarta Post, Pluralism

by Jennie S. Bev Indonesia is a country with three legal systems: civil (continental), Islamic, and adat (customary)....

Lauding the late Tom Lantos

Feb 11, 2008 | America, Human Rights, Icon, Politics, Tracy Press

by Jennie S. Bev On Monday, California’s 12th District congressman, Tom Lantos, died from esophageal cancer. He was...

Being Chinese is a personal decision and choice

Feb 11, 2008 | Chinese, Human Rights, Indonesia, Jakarta Post, Pluralism

by Jennie S. Bev A recent statement by Abdurrahman "Gus Dur" Wahid, a much respected, loved and admired...

The possibility of indicting Soeharto after his death

Feb 3, 2008 | Human Rights, Jakarta Post, Politics

by Jennie S. Bev Soeharto has died after more than 20 days of being hospitalized. While his family members,...

Raciality and being post-racial

Feb 1, 2008 | America, Human Rights, Pluralism, Tracy Press

by Jennie S. Bev Recently, Detective Nate Cogburn of the Tracy Police Department arrested a 14-year-old boy who...

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