The Shadow Pandemic of Domestic Violence: How Economic Strain and ‘Siri’ Relationships are Fueling a Global Crisis Nearly 24.3% of women globally have experienced intimate partner violence – a statistic that, tragically, often masks the complexities of modern relationships and the escalating pressures of economic hardship. The recent case in Depok, Indonesia, where a woman’s … Read more
The Rising Demand for Enhanced Aircraft Forensics: Beyond Identification in the Wake of ATR 42-500 Accidents The recent crash of an ATR 42-500 aircraft in Makassar, Indonesia, and the subsequent identification of victims, including KKP (Marine and Fisheries Ministry) employee Deden Maulana, underscores a growing, often overlooked, challenge in aviation safety: the increasing complexity of … Read more
Indonesia’s Maritime Safety Net: From Search & Rescue to Predictive Risk Management Recent weeks have witnessed a sobering series of maritime incidents off the coast of Indonesia, including the tragic loss of life in the sinking of KM Putri Sakinah and the ongoing search for a missing Spanish national following a vessel accident near Labuan … Read more