Leaving Indonesia
Over 6 million Indonesians are employed overseas, where most toil as domestic workers, labour on construction sites and in factories or chauffeur their bosses around. Unlike the relatively small number of Indonesian professionals who find work in met...
An unusual ladies man... from the `pesantren'
It started innocently enough (these things usually do): A holiday with my husband Tim to Cirebon on ...
The Legal Status of Facebook in Islamic Law: Contextualizing and Critiquing FMP3's Ruling
Facebook has not only become the latest internet trend in Indonesia, but has also become a subject o...
Women's Movement
When women are positioned as subordinates, second class citizens and alienated, this is the death of...
Fahmina Ready for Monitoring Discrimination Based on Religion and Belief in West Java
Openness and freedom of expression do not guarantee the existence of mutual respect. Threats to reli...
Civil Rights of Ahmadiyah Followers in Sadasari Village Threatened
Terror and violence towards Sadasari Ahmadiyah followers also occurred at the end of last year, when dozens of people, whose identity and affiliation remains unknown, pel...Pushing the Government to Guarantee Religious Freedom
Indonesia is a member of the United Nations and has ratified the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. In this country, therefore, freedom of religious is guaranteed by ...Opening Speech (Khutbah Iftitah)
Those are the main concepts that Fahmina Institute has upheld during these seven years of its journey. “Towards a Just and Democratic Society” – that is our slogan,...NU, POLRES, and Fahmina United in a Fight Against Trafficking
On Sunday 6th May, 2007, PC.NU, the Cirebon region branch office of Nahdlatul Ulama, together with Cirebon District Police and Fahmina Institute held a seminar on anti-tr...
