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Selasa, 08 November 2022

2022 is the 94th annual Youth Pledge Day.

2022 is the 94th Youth Pledge Day on October 28. The subject of the 2022 Youth Pledge Day is "United Build the Nation," according to the Circular Letter (SE) of the Ministry of Youth and Sports regarding the Guidelines for Commemorating the 94th Youth Pledge Day in 2022.

The topic conveys the important message that unity is a definite price that must be boosted in order to produce toughness, resilience, and unity, which become the power to advance the advancement of superior civilization as well as the survival of the Indonesian nation.

The Youth Pledge is a turning point in the history of the Indonesian people because it marks the beginning of the youth organization movement. The Youth Pledge of October 28, 1928 taught us how to view diversity in prehistoric views, ethnicity, religion, color, and culture, as well as different interests, as strengths rather than as a limiting factor, according to Minister of Youth and Sports (Menpora) Zainudin Amali.

The individuals who will be influential in the future are the youngsters of today. The future development of Indonesia will therefore depend on what young people do today.

Pancasila Birthday History June 1

On June 1, 1945, President Soekarno originally proposed the term "Pancasila," which refers to the five pillars that served as the cornerstone for the foundation of Indonesia. In a series of meetings of the Investigative Agency for Preparatory Work for Indonesian Independence at the time, Bung Karno explained it (BPUPKI). Five fundamental conceptions of the state—nationality, internationalism, deliberation, welfare, and divinity—were laid out by Bung Karno in his address. The state's five fundamental ideas were then condensed under the guidance of a linguist into the moniker Panca Sila. Panca means five and Sila means foundation or principle in the Sanskrit language, which is where the word pancasila originates.

According to a quotation from the Kompas Daily on May 10, 1987, "During the New Order period, the anniversary of Pancasila's birth was not usually honored." because Pancasila Sanctity Day, which is observed annually on October 1st, was given extra emphasis by the government during that time. In actuality, June 1 has not been observed as Pancasila's birthday but rather as a day to remember Bung Karno's speech on that date in 1945. Megawati Soekarno Putri first suggested that Pancasila Birthday be declared a national holiday to Soesilo Bambang Yudhoyono (SBY), who was the Republic of Indonesia's sixth president at the time.

But it wasn't until the administration of President Joko Widodo that it was declared a national holiday according to Presidential Decree Number 24 of 2016 about the Birthday of Pancasila. The first and second dicta of the Presidential Decree stated, "The President's decision about the Birthday of Pancasila, first: set June 1, 1945 as the Birthday of Pancasila, second: June 1 is a national holiday." A new national holiday was established on June 1 a year later.

History of Kartini Day, a commemoration of the fight for women's emancipation

Every April 21 is designated as Kartini Day. In honor of Raden Adjeng (R. A.) Kartini's contributions to Indonesian women's education, this ceremony is being held. April 21, 1879 marked R. A. Kartini's birth, and he passed away on September 17, 1904.

The effort of R. A. Kartini to educate women in Indonesia is where the history of Kartini Day began. To honor R. A. Kartini's birthday, women's organizations began to form as a result of this struggle.

Through the Decree of the President of the Republic of Indonesia No. 108 of 1964, which was signed on May 2, 1964, and which also stipulated that R. A. Kartini was a Hero of National Independence, the commemoration of Kartini Day for his services was formally established.

The commemoration of Kartini Day honors the fight for women's independence. Emancipation refers to freedom from slavery and to having equal rights in all spheres of life. The goal of women's liberation is to allow women the same opportunities as men do to work, study, and create.

The Battle of Surabaya was fought on November 10 in the history of National Heroes Day.

One significant event in the history of the Republic of Indonesia is remembered on November 10. Every year, Heroes' Day will be observed on that day.

This is due to the Battle of Surabaya, a significant post-independence battle that took place on November 10, 1945.

Every year on November 10, Indonesians observe National Heroes Day to remember the 1945 Battle of Surabaya. In fact, one of the most significant episodes in the history of the fight for Indonesian independence is the combat fought on November 10 by the inhabitants of Surabaya against the invaders.

The Indonesian people are anticipated to be able to appreciate the current state of independence by celebrating the historical day of the heroes' battle. This may also serve as inspiration for all Indonesians to advance their country's development and civilization.

Human Rights Watch calls the statement made by a Qatar World Cup representative that homosexuality is "damage in the psyche" "Harmful and unacceptable."

Former Qatari international Khalid Salman advised LGBTQ+ spectators at the tournament to "respect our regulations" in an interview with German network ZDF.

Because it is viewed as immoral under Islamic Sharia law, homosexuality is prohibited in Qatar.

"[Homosexuality] is haram," declared Salman. Do you understand what haram [forbidden] is?

He said, "I'm not a strict Muslim, but why is it haram? " when asked why it was forbidden. Because it causes mental harm.

The interview, which was supposed to be for a documentary that would air on Tuesday, was abruptly cut off by a supporting official.

"Salman's statement that same-sex attraction is 'damage in the mind' is damaging and unacceptable," said Rasha Younes, senior researcher for LGBT rights at Human Rights Watch.

"The Qatari government's reluctance to refute this incorrect information has a substantial influence on the lives of LGBT inhabitants of Qatar, from fostering prejudice and violence against them to justifying the subjecting them to state-sponsored conversion therapies," says the report.

The following is Cak Nun's advice for the police institution from the Kapoda DIY Gathering at her home.

DIY- On Tuesday, August 11th, 2022, Yogyakarta Police Chief Inspector General Suwondo Nainggolan visited Emha Ainun Najib, also known as Cak Nun, after visiting Cultural Butet Kertaredjasa.

Following the official performance of his duties as DIY Regional Police Chief, Inspector General Pol Suwondo Nainggolan, the Head of the DIY Regional Police, met with Cak Nun as part of a series of amicable safaris.

The DIY Regional Police Chief was welcomed by Cak Nun in the Maiyah House Hall, Kadipiro, Kasihan, Bantul, Yogyakarta, and explained his arrival to stay in touch and get input from Cak Nun.

Inspector General Suwondo told Cak Nun, "We are here in Yogyakarta to serve the community, and are willing to hear criticism and ideas."

The DIY Regional Police Chief's visit was warmly received by Cak Nun. Cak Nun also expressed his opinions on the current circumstances at this time. including his disapproval of the police department.

Ma'ruf Amin, the vice president of Indonesia, meets bilaterally with Mostafa Kamal Madbouly, the prime minister of Egypt.

On Tuesday, August 11, 2022, Egyptian Prime Minister Mostafa Kamal Madbouly and Indonesian Vice President Ma'ruf Amin met in private at the Egyptian Prime Minister's Office Pavilion at the Sharm El Sheikh International Convention Center (SHICC), in Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt.

The two presidents talked about a range of topics including education, trade cooperation, and climate change during the roughly 60-minute encounter.

Vice President of Indonesia Ma'ruf Amin opened the conference by thanking Egypt for its contribution to international efforts to solve climate challenges. He determined that Egypt and Indonesia, both developing nations, must continue to promote the fulfillment of international responsibilities in resolving this global issue from all angles.

"Including financial support, the development of capability, and technological transfer from wealthy nations. The leadership of Egypt at COP27 and Indonesia at the G20 provides momentum for addressing a number of pressing issues pertaining to the economy and environment "the Vice President remarked. The Vice President in the area of commerce

outlined how the two countries' cooperative relationship is still becoming better. This is evident from the more than 50% rise in trade value, which reached $1.86 billion USD.

The Vice President reasoned that the creation of a Joint Trade Committee and the creation of a Preferential Trade Agreement between the two nations could be pursued right away in order to further improve this positive performance.

Regarding education, the vice president expressed his appreciation for the facilities and scholarships provided to Indonesian students now attending school in Egypt.

In the future, he believes that these positive educational links can be further developed so that more Indonesian students can study in Egypt and vice versa.

"There are currently around 10,300 Indonesian students studying in Egypt. I hope that the two nations' collaboration can be further developed, notably in terms of offering security to Egyptian and Indonesian students, "He wished.

PM Kamal Madbouly welcomed the numerous messages delivered by the Vice President and stated that Egypt will keep working to strengthen its long-standing bilateral ties with Indonesia, particularly through economic cooperation.

Egypt continues to desire to increase collaboration in the area of education, according to PM Kamal Madbouly. He claims that there are a lot of Indonesian students in Egypt.

is a source of joy for both the government and people of Egypt. There are approximately 11,000 Indonesian students enrolled at Al-Azhar University, which the man described as a source of joy for the country.