Literally means “festival of breaking of the fast”, Eid al Fitr is a day to celebrate the completion of 29 or 30 days in the Islamic month of Ramadhan. Rather than celebrating the month of fasting coming to an end, Eid al Fitr is an opportunity for Muslims to be Read more
Due to the growing COVID-19 outbreak, we conducted our second Biweekly Discussion online. We discussed about a serious and impactful case that has been headlining many social media platforms recently, which is sexual violence. What is sexual violence? How does it impact women in Asian countries? What are the cases? Read more
“It is health that is real wealth and not pieces of gold and silver” Mahatma Gandhi World Health Day 2020 is celebrated every April 7 annually all over the world to celebrate the critical role of all health workers on the frontlines to give medical treatments tirelessly. Amid the outbreak Read more
Author: Graciotto Van Handriyanto States all around the world remains in the fight against coronavirus, producing medical supplies, increasing hospital capacities, and formulating policies. China on the other hand, begins their economic rebound slowly. An official gauge of China’s manufacturing activity, the Manufacturing purchasing managers index, rises strongly from 35.7 in Read more
Author: Zafira Emily Putri There’s a common concern surrounding the global citizens of how a sickness can be cured. It is not enough, however, to explain how a sickness finds its vaccines by only using a bio-chemical approach. In the means to find a cure, hurdles including the political priorities Read more