#nadiemmakarim — Public Fediverse posts

I am abstain in commenting of #Nadiemmakarim and #ibrahimarief case.

Since I do not get the real full picture yet.

But, if persecution of tech people are possible.

The making of strong organization/community that handle digital rights or defending people from digital persecution (like EFF) are more imminent for Indonesia.

#indonesia #opinion #accusation

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I am abstain in commenting of #Nadiemmakarim and #ibrahimarief case.

Since I do not get the real full picture yet.

But, if persecution of tech people are possible.

The making of strong organization/community that handle digital rights or defending people from digital persecution (like EFF) are more imminent for Indonesia.

#indonesia #opinion #accusation

@[email protected] @[email protected]

I am abstain in commenting of #Nadiemmakarim and #ibrahimarief case.

Since I do not get the real full picture yet.

But, if persecution of tech people are possible.

The making of strong organization/community that handle digital rights or defending people from digital persecution (like EFF) are more imminent for Indonesia.

#indonesia #opinion #accusation

@[email protected] @[email protected]

I am abstain in commenting of #Nadiemmakarim and #ibrahimarief case.

Since I do not get the real full picture yet.

But, if persecution of tech people are possible.

The making of strong organization/community that handle digital rights or defending people from digital persecution (like EFF) are more imminent for Indonesia.

#indonesia #opinion #accusation

@[email protected] @[email protected]

I am abstain in commenting of #Nadiemmakarim and #ibrahimarief case.

Since I do not get the real full picture yet.

But, if persecution of tech people are possible.

The making of strong organization/community that handle digital rights or defending people from digital persecution (like EFF) are more imminent for Indonesia.

#indonesia #opinion #accusation

@[email protected] @[email protected]

Associated Press: Google denies involvement in $125 million Chromebook graft case in Indonesia. “Google’s investment in Indonesia’s ride-hailing company GoTo wasn’t in anyway connected to the country’s Education Ministry’s decision to procure Chromebooks for schools during COVID-19 pandemic, former Google executives testified in court on Monday.”

Associated Press: Google denies involvement in $125 million Chromebook graft case in Indonesia. “Google’s investment in Indonesia’s ride-hailing company GoTo wasn’t in anyway connected to the country’s Education Ministry’s decision to procure Chromebooks for schools during COVID-19 pandemic, former Google executives testified in court on Monday.”

Associated Press: Google denies involvement in $125 million Chromebook graft case in Indonesia. “Google’s investment in Indonesia’s ride-hailing company GoTo wasn’t in anyway connected to the country’s Education Ministry’s decision to procure Chromebooks for schools during COVID-19 pandemic, former Google executives testified in court on Monday.”

Associated Press: Google denies involvement in $125 million Chromebook graft case in Indonesia. “Google’s investment in Indonesia’s ride-hailing company GoTo wasn’t in anyway connected to the country’s Education Ministry’s decision to procure Chromebooks for schools during COVID-19 pandemic, former Google executives testified in court on Monday.”

Associated Press: Google denies involvement in $125 million Chromebook graft case in Indonesia. “Google’s investment in Indonesia’s ride-hailing company GoTo wasn’t in anyway connected to the country’s Education Ministry’s decision to procure Chromebooks for schools during COVID-19 pandemic, former Google executives testified in court on Monday.”

Reuters: Ex-Indonesian minister Makarim faces graft charges over Google laptop procurement. “Indonesian prosecutors on Monday filed corruption charges against former education minister and the co-founder of startup Gojek, Nadiem Makarim, over alleged improper ​laptop procurement during the pandemic that led to $125.64 million in state losses.”