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    #latepost:

    In October 2022, I had the opportunity to represent Komisi untuk Orang Hilang dan
    Korban Tindak Kekerasan (KontraS) to attend the Dublin Platform for Human Rights
    Defenders in Dublin, Ireland, which was organized by Front Line Defenders. Dublin
    Platform is a biennial event providing a truly unique opportunity for human rights
    defenders from almost every country in the world to gather in Dublin.

    Front Line Defenders hosted the Dublin Platform 2022 in Dublin from 26-28 October,
    for the first time in person since 2019. More than 100 human rights defenders from
    several countries attended the event. This is my best experience, where I can meet
    various kinds of human rights defenders on each of the issues studied. The agenda
    also includes many discussions related to success stories as well as challenges and
    threats that are often faced by human rights defenders around the world. Apart from
    that, we also discussed advocacy and protection strategies, then solidarity with
    human rights defenders from around the world.

    My visit to Dublin did not stop at the human rights defender’s forum organized by
    Front Line Defenders. During the visit, I also held a general meeting with the Shelter
    Initiatives colleagues that are provided by ProtectDefenders.eu. After more than 1
    year, we had online meetings. Finally, we were able to meet face to face with Shelter
    Initiatives colleagues.

    It is an honor for me to be able to network with several human rights defenders


    around the world on both agendas. The various threats that are often faced by
    human rights defenders give me hope that I am not completely alone. A luta
    continua!
    #humanrights #experience #network

    Meet the team: Choky Ramadhan, Law as Science Representative and University of
    Washington School of Law Ph.D. candidate.

    Choky R. Ramadhan is a Ph.D. candidate at the University of Washington School of


    Law researching about “Benefit & Cost Analysis of Enforcing Indonesian Anti-
    Corruption Laws”. He is a lecturer at the Faculty of Law University of Indonesia who
    teaches anti-corruption clinic and criminal procedure law. Choky obtained a bachelor
    of law (LL.B.) from the University of Indonesia and a master of Asia and Comparative
    Law (LL.M.) from the University of Washington. His research interests are criminal
    justice policy, drug policy, criminal procedure, anti-corruption, and judicial reform.
    He has been working with Indonesian agencies, international organizations, national
    NGOs, and Universities to provide research and policy papers on those topics in
    Indonesia since 2010.
    Choky co-founded REVISI to advocate wrongfully convicted people and promoting
    criminal justice reform in Indonesia. Choky also co-founded AdvisLab to develop
    Behavioural Economic approach in public policy. He is now a mentor at Think Policy
    Society where he facilitates classes on Regulation Instrument, Behavioural Economic
    Instrument, Regulatory Impact Analysis and Benefit-Cost Analysis.
     First Place (Youth Justice Prize) in PyeongChang Youth Peace
    Challenge (YPC) 2022 and selected as one of PyeongChang Youth
    Peace Honorary Ambassadors (YPA) 2022/2023First Place (Youth
    Justice Prize) in PyeongChang Youth Peace Challenge (YPC) 2022
    and selected as one of PyeongChang Youth Peace Honorary
    Ambassadors (YPA) 2022/2023
    Issued by PyeongChang 2018 Legacy Foundation on behalf of
    Gangwon Provincial Government, PyeongChang Municipality, and
    KOICA · Jan 2022Issued by PyeongChang 2018 Legacy Foundation
    on behalf of Gangwon Provincial Government, PyeongChang
    Municipality, and KOICA · Jan 2022
     Best Participant from Indonesia, Gold Award for Quiz, Silver Award of
    the Knowledge Level Test, and Best Team from 5 countries in
    Capacity Building Program for Civil Society Leaders on UN SDGs in
    Developing CountriesBest Participant from Indonesia, Gold Award
    for Quiz, Silver Award of the Knowledge Level Test, and Best Team
    from 5 countries in Capacity Building Program for Civil Society
    Leaders on UN SDGs in Developing Countries
    Issued by KOICA and the Kyung Hee University · Jan 2020Issued by
    KOICA and the Kyung Hee University · Jan 2020
    Associated with International NGO Forum on Indonesian
    Development (INFID))Associated with International NGO Forum on
    Indonesian Development (INFID))
     Awardee of YES Alumni Social Entrepreneur “Changemaker”
    Workshop in Arlington, Virginia, USA on 24-28 March 2019 Awardee
    of YES Alumni Social Entrepreneur “Changemaker” Workshop in
    Arlington, Virginia, USA on 24-28 March 2019
    Issued by AFS USA · Mar 2019Issued by AFS USA · Mar 2019
     Speaker in Bali Democracy Students Conference "From Campus for
    Democracy" Speaker in Bali Democracy Students Conference "From
    Campus for Democracy"
    Issued by The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Indonesia
    · Dec 2017Issued by The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic
    of Indonesia · Dec 2017

    LanguagesLanguages
     English (IELTS 7,5)English (IELTS 7,5)
    Professional working proficiency
    I am pleased to share that I have been accepted in the 4th ASEAN Youth Initiative
    Empowerment Program (AYIEP).

    I will be taking an online course on "Human Rights Research in ASEAN" hosted by


    the ASEAN Studies Center, Universitas Gadjah Mada in Yogyakarta, Indonesia and
    the Strengthening Human Rights and Peace Research and Education in Southeast
    Asia/ASEAN in Thailand for the next 4 weeks.

    This opportunity will allow me to explore the intersection of environment and human
    rights, advocate for vulnerable communities, and expand my network in the pursuit
    of climate justice.

    Attended a 3-day workshop jointly hosted by the Royal Government of Bhutan in


    collaboration with the Secretariat of the UN Climate Change on indicators for the
    Global Goal on Adaptation. It has been intensive 3 days of learning, as experts,
    parties, and representatives from CSOs, think tanks and academia dwelled on their
    experiences of developing existing indicator processes and convened on the extent
    to which diverse perspectives have been incorporated into existing adaptation
    indicators. Happy to be able to contribute to break-out discussions on how can
    indicators be flexible/plural to consider different contexts, among others. I shared my
    two cents on how indicators need to be inclusive, understandable and easy to
    communicate, while ensuring that local knowledge accumulated through community
    consultations can be accounted for while developing metrics.

    Heartfelt thanks to YOUNGO for the nomination and the Royal Government of Bhutan
    for the support.

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