Giwopun menjelaskan alasan mengapa Kowani lebih memilih istilah PinterPolitikcom. M ayjen TNI (Purn) Kivlan Zen sudah mengkonfirmasi kalau dia benar menerima uang dari politisi PPP, Habil Marati. Pengacaranya, Muhammad Yuntri mengatakan bahwa uang sebayak 4000 dolar Singapura atau sekitar Rp42,2 juta itu tidak ada kaitannya dengan pembelian senjata ataupun untuk membayar pembunuh bayaran. Netizensebut usulan Wasekjen PAN soal rumah sakit khusus pejabat Covid-19 adalah lawakan. Tuntutanreformasi yang bertujuan memperbaiki keadaan berubah arah menjadi anarki di beberapa tempat karenaadanya perbedaan penafsiran tentang arti reformsi untuk kepentingan tertentu. Penyimpangan terhadap tujuan reformasi itu dapat dilihat pada beberapa hal, seperti penjarahan tidak terkendali yang terjadi di berbagai tempatdan upaya Thepower of emak-emak tapi ini emak kok nangis saat mau ditilang..hehehehe; Hebat, Pembalap Binaan MPM raih Juara Umum Kejurda IMI PengProv Jatim 2017; Suzuki GSX R 150 sabet gelar Sepeda Motor Terbaik Tahun 2017 dari FORWOT; Harga motor Yamaha Mio S tahun 2017 di Kota Surabaya; Daftar Harga Apparel dan Aksesoris motor trail Honda CRF150L Gigibukan dokter hewan karena dia masih kelas sepuluh SMA. Jadi dia minta tolong sama Mamanya. Mama Gigi juga bukan dokter hewan sih, tapi sebagaimana emak-emak lainnya, Mama Gigi tahu banyak hal. Salah satunya tentang merawat. "Kayaknya sayapnya patah deh, Gi," kata Mama sambil membalik-balik tubuh merpati itu. "Makanya dia nggak bisa terbang." MirzaW. Soenarto dan Glenn Fredly coba menyampaikan pesan yang kuat kepada masyarakat Indonesia dan generasi penerus bangsa. CeritaSex: Istri Muda Kesepian –. – Cerita Sex: Istri Muda Kesepian – Inilah sebuah kisah perselingkuhan, cerita dewasa isteri muda kesepian yang melampiaskan nafsu birahinya dengan laki-laki lain karena sang suami lebih sibuk dengan isteri tua atau bini pertamanya. Daripada ia membatin dan hasrat seksnya tidak tersalurkan, ia pun fuPCV2. Until recently, the term emak was often associated with power, agency, toughness, mobility, freedom, resilience, independence, as well as stubbornness. Seven months out from the presidential election, both pairs of candidates seem to have suddenly discovered the power of Indonesian women. Over the last few months, women’s voices have become increasingly prominent in the campaign. In July, a group of women calling themselves the Militant Indonesian Mothers Barisan Emak-Emak Militan Indonesia protested in front of the Presidential Palace, demanding that President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo take action to reduce the cost of staple foods. In September, they held another rally, at the General Elections Commission KPU, calling for Jokowi to follow the lead of former Jakarta Vice Governor Sandiaga Uno and step down from office given that he had already declared himself a candidate for the 2019 race. These so called emak-emak have been strongly associated with the 2019GantiPresident 2019ChangethePresident campaign and the Prabowo Subianto-Sandiaga Uno ticket. But Jokowi’s supporters have also used the term – in August a group calling itself Jokowi’s Militant Mothers Emak Militan Jokowi reported members of the 2019ChangethePresident movement to police for alleged hate speech. Prabowo and Sandiaga look set to run an economy-focused campaign, and Sandiaga, especially, has shown a readiness to use women’s voices to attract votes. In public appearances and on Twitter, Sandiaga has said his economic plans will be based on the real stories of emak-emak, who he says are concerned about the rising costs that the government has failed to keep under control. Similarly, in the legislature’s 2018 “State of the Nation” address, Speaker of the People’s Consultative Assembly MPR and leader of the National Mandate Party PAN Zulkifli Hasan said he was “delivering a message from emak-emak” when he said that government policies were hurting households. Who are emak-emak? Although the term emak-emak or emak in its singular form has been around for some time, it has only been debated in the media recently. Many women now see the term as having derogatory connotations. Two weeks ago, the Indonesian Women’s Congress KWI denounced the use of the term emak-emak, and declared a preference for Indonesian mothers to be called ibu bangsa mothers of the nation. Reflecting how politicised this debate has now become, Jokowi soon after tweeted in support of ibu bangsa, referring to the number of women in his cabinet and the number of Asian Games gold medals won by Indonesian women. Long before the recent sensation around the term, emak was understood by many Indonesian women especially middle-aged women to imply power, agency, toughness, mobility, freedom, resilience, independence, as well as stubbornness. Photos shared on social media with the caption “the power of emak-emak” often depict women in situations of struggle. A typical image might show an old woman carrying a pile of wood on her head, or a woman driving a motorcycle stacked high with the results of harvest. Some images show women riding motorcycles against traffic or without a helmet. There is a sense of a tough woman doing what it takes to get the job done. When used in this way, emak-emak seems to perfectly encapsulate what many scholars of Indonesia have often argued about Indonesian women – that they have high mobility and relative autonomy and authority, especially when compared to women in many other parts of the world. The term emak is typically used by children in Java, Sumatra and some other islands to refer to their mothers although in Sumatra the pronunciation is usually mamak or mak. It is generally considered an indigenous form of the term mama or mum common in urban areas of Indonesia. Historically, therefore, many people saw the term emak as empowering. It was a reminder of the strength and authority of Indonesian women. It demonstrated how women challenge the rules and expectations that have been placed on them, including, for example, to stay at home and be preoccupied with their husbands’ and children’s needs. But the presidential campaign has seen this notion of independence, freedom and resilience turned on its head. Political parties and their mostly male politicians are now suddenly speaking on behalf of women. When they speak of emak-emak it no longer sounds empowering – it sounds patronising. This new politicisation of the term seems to be crushing the notion of women’s independence that is strongly embedded in it. Winning the hearts of Indonesian women There is a reason that both presidential candidates are targeting women voters. The KPU recently announced that the number of women voters exceeds the number of male voters. And in the recent local leadership elections, women participated at a higher rate than men, with 76 per cent of eligible women voting, compared to 70 per cent of eligible men. But politicians’ attempts to target these women are misguided. They seem to believe that women are motivated to participate in elections solely because of household concerns. Women and girls are also concerned about sexual violence and harassment, child marriage, genital cutting, equality in the workforce and, last but not least, increased pressure to conform to religious doctrines and values that restrict their mobility and freedom of expression. As leading political scholar Ani Sutjipto recently, and correctly, observed, the depiction of emak-emak as being rendered hopeless because of economic stress is a major setback. Women’s identities are understood only through their biological roles as mothers, little thought is given to the many different ways women may wish to express their political interests. Sutjipto also somewhat depressingly observed that despite the significant number of women in the national legislature, as a result of hard-won reforms like quotas, women’s voices and interests are still being captured by men. It is true that the beliefs and ideological orientation of women often have economic determinants. However, patronising and simplistic stereotypes of women as mothers run the risk of not being able to keep up with the transformation of women’s identity in modern Indonesia. This is happening quickly and producing new identities that often seem very different to the old stereotypes. The campaign has a long way to go, and maybe candidates will find a more sophisticated way to appeal to women voters. Looking at things positively, at least politicians know they need to attract the votes of women. But women’s voices are not uniform, their identities are not singular. Politicians underestimate the power of Indonesian women at their peril. Presiden RI Joko Widodo memberikan pemaparan pembukaan Sidang Umum International Council of Women di Yogyakarta, Jumat 14/9/2018. Foto ANTARA FOTO/Andreas Fitri AtmokoPresiden Jokowi sepakat dengan Ketua Kongres Wanita Indonesia, Giwo Rubianto Wiyogo, yang menolak perempuan Indonesia disebut sebagai “emak-emak”. Ia setuju untuk menggunakan istilah ibu bangsa yang sudah ada sejak tahun kubu Prabowo-Sandiaga, dengan semangat menyebut kekuatan perempuan Indonesia sebagai “The Power of Emak-Emak”. Lalu, apa sebenarnya perbedaan makna dari istilah emak-emak dan ibu bangsa?Mengacu pada KBBI, kata "emak" atau "mak" merupakan sebutan kepada orang perempuan yang patut disebut ibu atau dianggap sepadan dengan ibu. Dadang Sunendar, Kepala Badan Bahasa Kemendikbud juga menyatakan hal yang sama. Menurutnya, emak-emak merupakan bahasa daerah yang digunakan untuk panggilan terhadap ibu.“Kata emak itu bukan bahasa yang baru muncul, kata emak itu bahasa daerah, emak itu adalah panggilan ibu, panggilan kepada orang tua gitu ya,” jelas Dadang ketika dihubungi kumparan, Sabtu 15/9.“Sekarang fenomena ini penyebutan kata emak-emak muncul bersamaan dengan pemilihan presiden, kata emak-emak itu digunakan dan dianggap sebagai bahasa yang kekinian gitu, jadi bahasa gaul yang digunakan oleh sebagian masyarakat kita,” tambahnya RI Joko Widodo tengah memukul lesung saat pembukaan Sidang Umum International Council of Women di Yogyakarta, Jumat 14/9/2018. Foto ANTARA FOTO/Andreas Fitri AtmokoMenurut Dadang, jika dilihat dari segi bahasa, baik istilah emak-emak maupun ibu bangsa keduanya tidak bermasalah. Keduanya sama-sama menggambarkan sosok perempuan. Namun, tidak dapat dipungkiri bahwa ibu bangsa menjadi lebih formal dibandingkan emak-emak.“Saya pikir secara kebahasaan dua-duanya bisa diterima, kata emak sebagai bahasa cakapan sebagai bahasa daerah sementara ibu bangsa itu bahasa formal yang digunakan dalam bahasa Indonesia,’’ jelas Dadang. ’Namun, ibu bangsa memang lebih formal dari emak-emak, ibu bangsa itu kan disampaikan kepada tokoh-tokoh tertentu’’ Kongres Wanita Indonesia, Giwo Rubianto Wiyogo, menyampaikan pihaknya menolak untuk disebut sebagai emak-emak di acara Temu Nasional Kongres Wanita Indonesia ke 90 dan Sidang Umum International Council of Woman ICW ke 35. Presiden Jokowi yang turut hadir dalam acara tersebut, sepakat dengan Giwo Rubianto, bahwa istilah ibu bangsa lebih tepat untuk menggambarkan perempuan Indonesia.“Jadi saya setuju bu Giwo menyampaikan istilah emak-emak. Ibu bangsa. Jadilah Ibu Bangsa wahai perempuan Indonesia. Saya ulangi, jadilah Ibu Bangsa wahai perempuan Indonesia. Ini adalah sebuah tanggung jawab besar perempuan Indonesia untuk menjadi Ibu Bangsa," tutur demonstrasi barisan emak-emak militan Indonesia di depan Istana. Foto Irfan Adi Saputra/kumparan Yogyakarta ANTARA News - Ketua Umum Kongres Wanita Indonesia Kowani Giwo Rubianto Wiyogo menolak istilah "the power of emak-emak" kekuatan emak-emak. "Sorry, tak ada 'the power of emak-emak', yang ada 'the power of Ibu Bangsa'," kata Giwo saat menyampaikan laporan pada upacara pembukaan resmi Sidang Umum ke-35 International Council of Women ICW dan Temu Organisasi Perempuan Indonesia di Yogyakarta,Jumat. Istilah "The power of emak-emak" menjadi popular akhir-akhir ini karena sering disebut untuk menunjukkan dukunga kepada pasangan Capres Prabowo Subianto dan Cawapres Sandiaga Uno. Pada acara Sidang Tahunan MPR 16 Agustus lalu bahkan Ketua MPR Zulkifli Hasan juga menyebut "emak-emak". "The power of emak-emak" juga merupakan judul sinetron di sebuah stasiun televisi dengan bintang antara lain Della Puspita, Oka Sugawa, dan Risma Nilawati. Giwo menegaskan bahwa yang ada adalah "the power of mother" atau kekuatan ibu. "Ibu bangsa sejati, bukan emak-emak," katanya. Pada akhir sambutannya, Giwo mendoakan Presiden Joko Widodo dapat melangsungkan tugasnya kembali untuk masa-masa mendatang. Rangkaian acara itu telah didahului dengan Pertemuan Dewan Direktur ICW pada 11-12 September 2018, Pembukaan Sidang Umum ke-35 ICW pada 13 September 2018, Temu Nasional Seribu Organisasi Perempuan Indonesia pada 13-14 September, upacara pembukaan oleh Presiden Joko Widodo pada 14 September, pelaksanaan sidang-sidang dalam Sidang Umum ke-35 ICW pada 14-18 September, berkunjung ke Balai Ekonomi Desa pada 18-19 September di sekitar kawasan Candi Borobudur, Magelang, Jawa Tengah, dan Pertemuan Dewan Direktur Baru ICW pada 20 September. Sidang Umum ke-35 ICW dan Temu Nasional Seribu Organisasi Perempuan Indonesia diselenggarakan oleh ICW dan Kowani serta didukung penuh oleh Kementerian BUMN dan 35 BUMN yang berpartisipasi langsung. Hadir pada acara bersama Kepala Negara itu Menteri BUMN Rini Soemarno, Gubernur Daerah Istimewa Yogyakarta Sri Sultan Hamengku Buwono X beserta istri GKR Hemas, Presiden ICW Jungsook Kim beserta delegasi ICW dari 19 negara, direksi BUMN, dan ribuan perempuan dari seluruh Tanah Budi SetiawantoEditor Nusarina Yuliastuti COPYRIGHT © ANTARA 2018