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Tuesday 03 06, 2007
One Day TB Workshop, March 13, 2007
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Tuesday 03 06, 2007
Two Day Workshop to Control TB and HIV March, 14-15 2007
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Monday 01 15, 2007
One Day Seminar : Malnutrition Control, February 15, 2007
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Friday 01 12, 2007
Diskusi: Kanker pada Usia Muda, 4 Februari 2007
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KuIS, ever since its establishment, together with its networks and partners from all over Indonesia, has been actively playing a role in the policy advocacy activities and social mobilization in the health sector in order to raise the government’s commitments and the community’s awareness and knowledge about living a healthy lifestyle. |
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This year the Coalition for Healthy Indonesia, also known as KuIS, will celebrate its eight-year voyage. Looking back, KuIS struggles are the reflections of how KuIS has been contributing to Indonesia’s health development. Tini Hadad, KuIS executive board member, said that KuIS was born from the awareness of the big challenges and how massive the health issues Indonesia faces, which are shown by the existence of big gaps amongst the economic, education and resources issues. These issues are related to the efforts in order to realize the vision of a Healthy Indonesia.
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Nurhanita: For Eight Years, We Learn
Time goes by. Ever since the meeting on July 28 2000 in Bogor, West Java, this year the Coalition for Healthy Indonesia, also known as KuIS, reaches its’ eighth year of establishment. Eight years is a relatively short time for a big idea, which is to contribute in constructing a healthy Indonesia. Yet, it is quite a long time for us to learn. |
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Saturday 06 28, 2008
Indonesia suspends Namru negotiations
Abdul Khalik, The Jakarta Post, Jakarta: The government has decided to suspend negotiations with the United States over the future of its controversial Naval Medical Research Unit 2 (Namru-2) laboratory, as calls for the its closure mount. |
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Friday 06 27, 2008
Malnutrition death toll rises to 25
Kupang, East Nusa Tenggara, The Jakarta Post: The death toll from severe malnutrition cases in East Nusa Tenggara province rose from 23 to 25 as of Thursday, an official from the local health office said. |
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Thursday 06 26, 2008
Dompu gives free education, healthcare
Panca Nugraha, The Jakarta Post, Dompu: Dompu, a least-developed regency in West Nusa Tenggara province, has begun a drive to provide free education and healthcare to all of its 224,000 residents. |
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Monday 06 09, 2008
The Coalition for Healthy Lampung (KuLSS): KuIS’ Partner Since 2002
For the past eight years, KuIS has produced thousands of health cadres, built networks with, at least, 59 organization at the national level and 47 coalitions at the province, regency and city level, starts from the North Sumatera to the East Nusa Tenggara. KuIS, with its partners, frame a real work and build concerns toward having a healthy lifestyle through advocacy works and health promotions. |
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Friday 05 09, 2008
Anti-Tobacco Activists: Movements in the Midst of the Government’s Uncertainty
In approaching the World Anti Tobacco Day (WATD), the National Commission for Controlling the Smoking Problem (Komnas PPM) will initiate an effort to collect 40.000 school students’ signatures. The initiation, which involves the Teacher Union of the Republic of Indonesia as well as junior high school, high school and vocational school students, shows that the youth demand that the government fulfill its responsibility to protect the youth from the tobacco industries’ rapid expansion. The demand and the signatures collected will be symbolically handed to Indonesia’s First Lady, Ani Bambang Yudhoyono, on the commemoration of the World Anti Tobacco Day 2008. |
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Friday 04 25, 2008
Women’s Health: Between Rights and Political Willingness
March 8 is the day when the world commemorates the world women day, yet many women still feel that they have not obtained their rights in the areas of economics, politics, and health. While in the revised 1945 law, which was justified in the year 2000, article 28H states that “…every citizen has the right to the health service.” The main reason this article was put in the law is so that every individual is guaranteed fundamental health rights as stated in the human rights declaration (health is a fundamental human right). Even the revised draft of the Health Law, which has been discussed in the parliament, states that health is everyone’s right. |
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