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Platform for decolonial knowledge and cultural exchange by the Indonesian diaspora in Germany


Pasca-Indonesia: Revitalizing an Inevitable Concept
No Indonesian, who do not enjoy the privilege of having been born in rich family, are content with how Indonesia is developing and governed. If you are poor, meaning you are among 70% of Indonesians who earn less than 3,5 million rupiah per month: you cannot afford the luxury of a proper health facility and treatment, if you are sick; you cannot send your children to university, if your children are not the top five students in the high school; you cannot help your other fami
Sep 9, 20256 min read


The Abyss Between Us: Batagor and Inequality in Indonesia
Batagor is an Indonesian dish that originated from my hometown, Bandung, in West Java. It is, in essence, a fried dumpling dish with fish filling served with peanut sauce. A go-to snack for all ranges of people, because it is cheap and delicious. Including school kids, as you can buy the dumplings in single pieces or a bigger portion, which can fit into school-children’s allowance budget for a quick after-school treat. © Shutterstock I came from a convenient upper-middle-clas
Aug 31, 20253 min read
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