By: Dwi Yunita Prismawati – PATTIRO Semarang Activist Lack of public participation in conducting health promotion results in the ineffective disease prevention efforts. All this time, there are only some small groups involved. Those groups will do this promotion only when they get an instruction and is dominated by women. The government has created a …
Maternal Mortality Rate (MMR) in Semarang District continues to increase every year. The data released by Semarang District Health Department put the 2014 MMR at 144 deaths per 100,000 births. Instead of declining, the Health Department’s data shows that 2015 first semester MMR increased to 147 deaths per 100,000 births. This situation indicates that the …
To Reduce Maternal Deaths, PATTIRO Launched SMS MatraSTAT Read More »
FOINI (Freedom Of Information Network Indonesia) YAPPIKA, PATTIRO, ICW, IPC, TII, Seknas FITRA, ICEL, IBC, MediaLink, Perludem, IBC, PSHK, SBMI, Koak Lampung, PATTIRO Serang, PATTIRO Banten, Perkumpulan INISIATIF, PATTIRO Semarang, KRPK Blitar, Sloka Institute, SOMASI NTB, Laskar Batang, PIAR NTT, KOPEL Makassar, SKPKC Papua, Mata Aceh, GerAk Aceh, JARI KalTeng, KH2Institute, PUSAKO Unand, FITRA Riau, LPI …
Civil lawsuit Number 03/BAKUMHAM-OTDA/GOLKAR-NTB/I/2014 was filed by the Golkar West Nusa Tenggara (NTB) Regional Leadership Council (DPD) through their attorneys to the Mataram District Court after refusing to provide the information requested by Suhardi. Suhardi was sued to provide compensation of one billion Rupiah. It was also stated that Suhardi’s request for information was a …
Activists Sued by Golkar DPD NTB for Fighting for Information Rights Read More »
Based on Presidential Decree Number 48/P of 2009 concerning the Appointment of 7 (seven) Central IC Commissioners for the 2009–2013 period, the term of office of the seven Commissioners will end on June 2, 2013. This means that since Monday, June 3, 2013, two days ago, The Central Information Commission does not have a definitive …
Press Release: FOINI Coalition Condemns President’s Inaction Read More »
