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Laskar Pelangi

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The title : Laskar langi
2. The character :
1. Lintang as a student
2.Miss Muslimah as a teacher
3. Mr Harun as a teacher
4. Lintang and friends as laskar pelangi
3. The Problem :
The first day opening new class at Muhammadiyah Elementary School became a strained for the best teacher. They are Miss Muslimah, Mr.Haffan, and nine students waiting at our school that located at Gentong Village, Belitong. Because, if don’t to achieve 10 stuedents that registration. The school is closed. The day, Harun as a students to rescue us. The tenth students then give a name lascar pelangi by Miss Muslimah. So this is the unforgettable moment.
The film is filled with stories about the periphery, and the story of the struggle of life reach the dream of touching, and the beauty of friendship that saves human lives, with the background of a beautiful island that was once one of the richest islands in Indonesia
4. Comment :
Violation of Human Right Happened in Indonesia
When a human beings is deprived of its basic right , it is said Violations of right have occurred.There are not only individual Violations of right, but there are also mass Violations of right. Forexample Violations of right based on race against non-white in some of states of western world. Multinational company of western world are marketing pesticide in poor country ,which is injurious to health of human being and which is banned in their state, is mass Violations of right. Multinational company of western world are marketing medicines in poor country which is established injurious to health of human being in their state, is mass Violations of right. Bhopal incident is mass Violations of right.
There is now near-universal consensus that all individuals are entitled to certain basic rights under any circumstances. These include certain civil liberties and political rights, the most fundamental of which is the right to life and physical safety. Human rights are the articulation of the need for justice, tolerance, mutual respect, and human dignity in all of our activity. Speaking of rights allows us to express the idea that all individuals are part of the scope of morality and justice.
To protect human rights is to ensure that people receive some degree of decent, humane treatment. To violate the most basic human rights, on the other hand, is to deny individuals their fundamental moral entitlements. It is, in a sense, to treat them as if they are less than human and undeserving of respect and dignity. Examples are acts typically deemed "crimes against humanity," including genocide, torture, slavery, rape, enforced sterilization or medical experimentation, and deliberate starvation. Because these policies are sometimes implemented by governments, limiting the unrestrained power of the state is an important part of international law. Underlying laws that prohibit the various "crimes against humanity" is the principle of nondiscrimination and the notion that certain basic rights apply universally.
Among the cases of gross human rights violations, the case surrounding the events of G-30 for TRC will be a controversial case. The dilemma can arise with the involvement of the TRC for cleaning the case memangani PKI activists.
LIPI researchers Asvi Marwan Adam saw, if carnage before October 1, 1965 which takes a lot of victims of Islamic parties, because the perpetrators are equally civil, easier reconciliation. "Suppose this is over," he explained. Problems arise when the TRC tried to finish its massacres that occurred post-G30S.
Asvi explained, once Suharto on October 1, 1965 managed to master the situation, the announcement came out that afternoon Peperalda Jaya, which banned all newspapers published-except the Armed Forces (AB) and News Yudha. That way, all the information controlled by the army.
News, published by both newspapers were then engineered to blame as the mastermind G30S PKI supported Gerwani as a symbol of moral depravity. The information is then absorbed by other newspapers which may be issued a new October 6, 1965.
Coup attempt of 1 October, then followed by massacres in Indonesia. Many sources are preaching about the number of victims of the massacre in 1965/1966 it is not easy to know exactly. Of the 39 articles collected Robert Cribb (1990:12) the number of victims ranges between 78,000 to two million people, or an average of 432,590 people.
Cribb said the massacre was carried out in a simple way. "They use a knife or cleaver," Cribb explained. Nothing like a Nazi gas chamber. People who are executed are also not taken to the place long before the slaughter. Usually they were killed near his home.Another feature, he says, "It was usually at night." The murder takes place quickly, only a few months. The Nazis took many years and the Khmer Rouge did in four years.
Cribb added, there are four factors that sparked the genocide. First, the culture of mass amok, as a support element of violence. Second, the conflict between communist groups with religious leaders of Islam that has been going on since the 1960s. Third, the military suspected of a role in moving the masses. Fourth, the media provocation factors that cause people furious.
The role of the military media, newspapers and news Yudha AB, is also very crucial. This is the original media to spread the word sadistic about the scratching of pubic Gerwani the Generals. In fact, according to Cribb, based on the vise, as revealed by Ben Anderson (1987) the body was only suffered gunshot wounds and bruises hit by a rifle butt or knock the wall of the well wall. The news of the atrocities Gerwani sparked mass outrage.
Therefore, Asvi reminded that the massacre in 1965/66 need to be separated between the conflicts between communities with crime committed by the state. Disputes between people, although eating a lot of casualties could be resolved. What's worse is the crime committed against the state of society, involving allegations of military involvement (especially in Central Java) in various forms of torture and murder.
According to Cribb, in many cases, the killings began only after the arrival of elite military units on the scene who ordered acts of violence. "Or at least give examples of the military," he said. This needs to be investigated. Military involvement, it still says Cribb, to create the complexity of the problem. The more blood-stained hand in the destruction of communism, the more hands that will oppose the revival of the PKI and thus nothing could be accused of being a sponsor massacre.
An Indonesian Young Generation gatherings held at the University of Leuwen Belgium 23 September 2000 with the theme "Self Mawas Event 1965: An Overview Repeat History", expressly concluded that in looking at G-30 events to be distinguished between October 1 and subsequent events, namely the form of mass slaughter say no peerless in the modern history of Indonesia, perhaps even the world, to this day.
Peritiwa here, a knot that meeting, a palpable reality that never was witnessed by many people and still be a collective memoir some of them are still alive.
Hardoyo, a former member of DPRGR / MPRS from Golkar Faction Young, one idea with the results of the Belgian meeting. "Let's step it should be fair we do."
Former political prisoner 1966-1979 was later told. "I once interviewed a son of the husband-wife pair of elementary school teachers in a town in Central Java. The father is a member of PGRI was killed early November 1965. The mother is still pregnant gave birth to nine months left to his last son, and three days after the child was born he was taken from the hospital labor and instantly killed. "
According to his son who in 1965 aged 14 years, families of the perpetrators of the murder of his parents were sent an acknowledgment that they were forced to commit murder because of his superior ordered. While certain CBOs menggeroyok and arrested her parents say that they are ruled by leaders because otherwise they will be killed. Its leaders were later admitted that they just continue command authorities.
Hardoyo added: I then asked, "Do you hold a grudge?" The boy replied, "At first, yes." But after we study the problem, I lost my revenge. "They're just executing the real problem is not ignorant." They, added Hardoyo, also part of the victims of history in various forms and sides.
Could be true, the question about the G-30 or PKI in general, the role of the TRC will have to sort out explicitly, post October 1 versus before October 1.
Cases of human rights violations can be categorized into two types, namely:
a. Cases that are severe human rights violations, including:
Massacre (genisida)
Arbitrary killings or outside of court decisions
torture
Enforced disappearances
Slavery or discrimination is carried out systematically
b. Ordinary cases of human rights violations, including:
beatings
persecution
Defamation
People are prevented from expressing his opinion
Eliminating another person's life
One way is to respect ourselves and others, obeying the rules, and don’t actions violations of law. More than keep behavior and attitude .
It should be more concerned with the state government. The government must be morevigilant and assertive in order to future human rights violations in Indonesia can beminimized.
Executive column: Gas supply remains a big problem for Krakatau Steel
Due to problems associated with high costs, Indonesia’s largest steel producer, Krakatau Steel (KS), is still unable to fully capitalize upon the country’s growing steel market. KS has modified its power generation facilities to enable use of natural gas to reduce energy costs, but the program could not be fully implemented due to the lack of gas supply, the company’s President Director Fazwar Bujang said during an interview with The Jakarta Post’s Raras Cahyafitri and Novan Iman Santosa.
Fazwar Bujang: JP/Nurhayati
During the interview, Fazwar also highlighted the company’s sales to the country’s growing automotive and shipping industry, in addition to infrastructure projects. Below are except from the interview.
Question: Indonesia’s car market is one of the largest in Asia and is growing quite rapidly. Isn’t it a big market for Krakatau Steel?
Answer: The local automotive industry is one of the largest consumers of steel. However, there are segments we can and cannot enter. We can enter segments of non-exposure components, which are usually installed inside a car. For example, ribs on cars’ hood. We can supply those products, but not the coated ones. Another example are chassis, in which we have supplies for trucks, busses and MPVs.
There are also automotive segments we cannot enter and have not made any investments because the economic scale is too low. For example, coated steel with deep drawing quality and specific coating measures.
How much of the volume can be counted as economical for Krakatau Steel?
In the upstream industry of coated steel, for example, the scale must be about 300,000 tons. Counting simply that a car would need about 120 kilograms of coated steel, there must be production of about 2.5 million units. In the downstream industry, such as cold rolling, it must be around 800,000 tons.
How about the demand from PT Pindad (state weapons and ammunition producer) and PT PAL ship building company?
We have no problem supplying them as their demands are actually not too big. It is difficult to count the exact volume, but it is relatively small demand for Krakatau Steel.
Krakatau Steel currently has capacity to produce 3.25 million tons of steel per year, including hot rolled coil, cold rolled coil and wire rod. We also have a subsidiary, PT Krakatau Wajatama, which produces reinforced steel and reinforced concrete at about 300,000 tons per year.
We currently supply steel to Pindad to produce bullet-proof and non-bullet proof panzers. For the shipyard industry, we supply all steel for PT PAL to manufacture patrol ships.
I think the government needs to come back to a concept developed during Pak Habibie’s (former President B.J. Habibie) era; that is a standardization of passenger and cargo ships, such as Caraka Jaya.
With standardized specifications, the shipyard industry will easily access the components they need. It is difficult to supply various components ordered by the shipyard industry. Standardization will also lead to a larger scale of orders and a quick localization of components.
We see that the shipping industry is a potential strategic market for Indonesia. That is why we built a joint venture with [Korean steel company] Posco to support the shipping industry to, particularly, produce ocean going ships 4.5 meter in width.
The government is focusing more on the development of infrastructure facilities at present. How can KS benefit from the program?
We expect big business from the program. We already have short and long term plans for that. For the short term plan, for example, we will further expand the production capacity of Krakatau Wajatama, our subsidiary specializing in long term steel production
However, the plan will be difficult to realize if we remain in shortage of natural gas supply. We have taken several measures to reduce natural gas consumption. We have closed down our wasteful up-stream factories. It is still not enough anyway, because the down-stream industries, such as hot steal and plate stream mills, cannot operate without natural gas.
KS suffered a sharp decline in its operating income in the first nine months of this year. Why?
There are internal and external factors. Regarding internal factors, we suffered from a lengthened revitalization process of our hot strip mill facilities, leading to a loss in production volume of about 25 percent.
The revitalization process took longer [in May instead of January as scheduled] because we were upgrading older factories. We have to admit that all of Krakatau Steel’s factories are old, already 30 to 40 years in age.
We also suffered from external factors, first being a decline in steel prices. If I’m not mistaken, it’s about US$730 to $740 per tons now.
Second, we experienced chronic problems with shortages of natural gas. It’s impossible to replace natural gas to support our factories because our plants were not designed for that.
The last external problem is the surging price of iron ore since late 2010. It is because iron ore is an oligopoly market dominated by three big players: Brazilian producer Vale, Rio Tinto and BHP Billiton Australia.
It is very difficult for a steel company to gain a significant profit in this situation. This is not only a specific case befalling Krakatau Steel, but also almost all of the world’s steel producers. Even Blue Scope Steel was forced to close its upstream factory, which is no longer competitive. Japanese Nippon Steel was also forced to close down one of its blast furnaces in the third quarter of the year.