Since independence (or possibly since it was founded), in my record, there has never been citizens demonstrating to the Pakualaman Temple of Yogyakarta, whatever the cause. Land affairs that became economic and political sources, has always been an important issue throughout the kingdom. Although some demo orations are delivered in Javanese Krama (the highest level […]
By Wulan Hardiyati Pangestika (Student of DPP 2013) “The Sunday school children listen to, the parents, especially the god that’s a sign of a sweet child, will go to heaven received the crown, gold …. “Although it has been more than a month since the return from KKN, the song is still ringing. Children in […]
By: Irwan Harjanto (Student of DPP 2013) Papua is religious. The expanse of churches in every corner of the village in Keerom District indicates that religious rites are closely related to the people. My journey to Keerom County for 7 weeks to undergo a KKN, at least can help us understand the country in the […]
“Sir, Before going home we go out of class (go home) do not forget the love (quiz) multiplication and English e …” The sentence is able to melt the heart and increase the spirit of a teacher to teach. Papua holds hundreds and even thousands of passions attached to the students there. All the limitations […]
By: Rizqi Agung Fauzan (Student of DPP 2013) My journey to Papua in one-and-a-half months’ Working Lecture (KKN) has confirmed that Papuans are basically full of hospitality and love. I can say that KKN has changed my perspective on Papua. Papua is the largest island in eastern Indonesia. Its loud natural expanse stretches across this […]