Posts Tagged ‘Human Rights’
When asked whether it is more important for the urban poor to have ‘access’ or ‘affordability‘ for clean water supply, I believe the question has a built-in assumption that access and affordability is a trade-off, while it is not necessarily true. The urban poor can have cheap access to safe and clean water, provided that the cities they live in have the correct enabling institutional and regulatory framework to do so.
Filed under: Economy, Health, Politics, Social | 4 Comments
Tags: access to water, Human Rights, urban poor
Have you seen the video regarding the alleged torture by the Indonesian military towards indigenous Papuans? You should. Afterwards come back and read the rest of this post.
Filed under: Politics, Social | 7 Comments
Tags: Human Rights, Indonesia, Military, Papua
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