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MK Rejects PSI's Lawsuit to Lower Minimum Age for Presidential Candidates - Vimarsana News

MK Rejects PSI's Lawsuit to Lower Minimum Age for Presidential Candidates

The Constitutional Court rejected PSI's request for a judicial review of the Election Law to lower the age requirement for presidential and vice presidential candidates from 40 to 35 years. Two judges had different opinions, namely Suhartoyo and Guntur Hamzah.

Source: kompas.id
MPR deputy speaker seeks evaluation of bullying prevention - Vimarsana News

MPR deputy speaker seeks evaluation of bullying prevention

Deputy Speaker of the People's Consultative Assembly (MPR), Lestari Moerdijat, has highlighted the need for evaluating bullying prevention and education ...

Sustainable Coconut Industry Development Needs a Roadmap - Vimarsana News

Sustainable Coconut Industry Development Needs a Roadmap

The development of the coconut processing industry from upstream to downstream in the region faces a number of challenges. Therefore, we need a road map as a common guide.

Source: kompas.id
Official statement announcing Dr Sam Ankrah's candidacy for President - Vimarsana News

Official statement announcing Dr Sam Ankrah's candidacy for President

After sixty-years of self-management or perhaps "self-mismanagement" as an independent country, Ghana is now counted among the under-performing, highly indebted, financially poor, aid dependent and underdeveloped countries of the world. So, I ask is the Ghanaian capable of handling our affair? I ask due largely in part to years of disappointing leadership from those we have voted into office.

Iranian Women Face 10 Years In Prison For Not Wearing Hijab - Vimarsana News

Iranian Women Face 10 Years In Prison For Not Wearing Hijab

Iran lawmakers have passed a new bill that will jail women and girls who refuse to wear the hijab for up to 10 years. Lawmakers in Iran, where the hijab is mandatory for women, approved on Wednesday the “Support for the Culture of Hijab and Chastity” legislation, which seeks to increase penalties for flouting Islamic dress codes, Telegraph reports.