#joko widodo

I made the first part of Picrew anime portraits of world politicians with this image maker. It was consisting of 12 politicians from different countries.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau (left), French President Emmanuel Macron (middle) & Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić (right)

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak (left), Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte (middle) & Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy (right)

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim (left), Filipino President Bongbong Marcos (middle) & Indonesian President Joko Widodo (right)

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (left), Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad (middle) & Russian President Vladimir Putin (right)

“Mendesak Dewan Perwakilan Rakyat (DPR) untuk segera menghentikan pembahasan RUU Pilkada dalam Sidang Paripurna,” kata BEM UGM.

BEM UGM juga meminta Presiden Joko Widodo menghentikan segala macam cara intervensi terhadap lembaga legislatif, yudikatif, serta partai politik. Tuntutan lain yakni menghilangkan praktik nepotisme dalam seluruh tingkat dan lembaga pemerintahan. Mahasiswa UGM juga menuntut Presiden Joko Widodo diadili atas pengkhianatan terhadap semangat reformasi dan demokrasi yang telah diperjuangkan dengan darah dan air mata.

“Joko Widodo sebagai alumnus paling memalukan UGM telah melanggar jati diri UGM. Maka dari itu, kami segenap anggota BEM KM UGM akan terus berdiri tegak di garis depan perjuangan,” kata BEM UGM.

Presiden Melantik Ratusan Perwira Remaja TNI-POLRI Angkatan 2022

HARIANSOLORAYA.COM , MAGELANG || Presiden Melantik Ratusan Perwira Remaja TNI-POLRI Angkatan 2022. Presiden RI Ir. H. Joko Widodo ( Jokowi ) bertindak selaku Inspektur Upacara melantik 754 Perwira TNI/Polri pada Upacara Prasetya Perwira (Praspa) TNI-Polri Tahun 2022 di halaman Istana Merdeka, Jakarta, Kamis (14/7/2022). Para Perwira Remaja (Paja) ini dilantik berdasarkan Keppres No.44/TNI Tahun…

By Bayani

The Indonesian Parliament approved the Job Creation Law, nominally intended to help President Joko Widodo’s efforts to attract more foreign investment into Indonesia. The law is clearly intended to pave the way for foreign corporations and monopolies to open operations in Indonesia at the cost of the Indonesian workers.   

Indonesia reported on Friday 407 new coronavirus cases, taking the total number to 5,923 and surpassing the Philippines as the country with the highest number of infections in Southeast Asia.

The announcement came a day after an Indonesian official said the number of cases could reach 106,000 by July and follows criticism that a low rate of testing has hidden the extent of the spread of the virus.

Indonesia has accelerated testing and Achmad Yurianto, a health ministry official, said on Friday 42,000 tests had been performed, up about three-fold in two weeks.

"Transmission is still occurring. This has become a national disaster," Yurianto told a televised broadcast, in which he reported 24 additional deaths, taking the total to 520, the highest number of fatalities from the disease in east Asia outside China.

Health researchers have said the number of infections could spike because of the traditional exodus from cities, known in Indonesia as mudik, after the Muslim fasting month of Ramadan.

In a model seen by the Reuters news agency this week, researchers at the University of Indonesia forecast there could be one million infections by July on Java, the country's most populous island and home to the capital Jakarta.

President Joko Widodo has resisted pressure for a total ban on mudik, though the head of the government's Covid-19 task-force said those going would have to undergo a 14-day quarantine.

In a separate news conference on Friday, Indonesian Foreign Minister Retno Marsudi said 75 Indonesians out of 717 contracted the coronavirus in India after participating in a gathering of Muslim pilgrims last month. Thirteen had recovered, she said.

The Tablighi Jamaat movement behind the gathering in India also hosted an event in Malaysia that drew 16,000 followers and led to more than 500 coronavirus infections.

"We already had a plan to evacuate them. But we had to postpone it because everyone in the Tablighi Jamaat in India is in quarantine," she said, adding some also faced a "legal process".

Not since 1998, when huge crowds demanding reformasi brought down Suharto, Indonesia’s late dictator, have university students taken to the streets in such numbers. In cities across the archipelago and, above all, outside the parliament in Jakarta, tens of thousands have gathered in the past few days. Despite tear-gas, water cannon and beatings, their numbers are growing. Joko Widodo, or Jokowi, the recently re-elected president, faces an unexpected test.