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GA-00519 1954-08-26 Algemeen Indisch Dagblad rel B

Verslag N. Guinea (Laporan Nugini)

Report on New Guinea

Algemeen Indisch Dagblad (1954-08-26, p. 2): first item on the Dutch UN report on New Guinea for 1953. A final line says the Badan Kerdjasama Nasional in Medan, affiliating PKI, PNI, SKI and Gerwani, urged the government to dismiss Medan's mayor A.M. Djalaluddin.

GA-00522 1954-11-30 Algemeen Indisch Dagblad rel B

Raadszittingen in Bandoeng (Sidang-sidang dewan di Bandung)

Council sessions in Bandung

Algemeen Indisch Dagblad (1954-11-30, p. 2): notes on Bandung provincial, municipal and regency council sessions. A final paragraph says the Bandung branch of Gerwani backs the Ali-Arif cabinet because of its security policy, asks for the 'undemocratic' West Java provincial council to be dissolved, and calls for a very

GA-00528 1955-09-30 Algemeen Indisch Dagblad rel A

Een desa bracht zijn stem uit (Sebuah desa memberikan suaranya)

A village cast its vote

Algemeen Indisch Dagblad reportage (1955-09-30, p. 2) from the village of Tjoblong-Sekeloa, Bandung, on the 29 September 1955 election: 1,147 voters at a bamboo polling place. A child-minding and first-aid post near the booths is run by a committee of eleven women: one from Muslimat, two from Wanita Demokrat and eight

GA-00531 1955-12-29 Algemeen Indisch Dagblad rel A

Met de Constituante in zicht: Gerwani maakt wensen inzake huwelijksregeling bekend (Gerwani umumkan tuntutan UU perkawinan)

With the Constituent Assembly in sight: Gerwani announces demands on marriage regulation

Algemeen Indisch Dagblad (1955-12-29, p. 3): ahead of the Constituent Assembly, Gerwani's central board announces its marriage-law programme: abolish feudal, forced, child and purchase marriages and concubinage; equal rights for spouses; in principle ban polygamy, or if allowed on religious grounds regulate it by law (

GA-00549 1956-09-13 Algemeen Indisch Dagblad rel B

Installatie overgangsraad (Pelantikan dewan peralihan)

Installation of transitional council

Algemeen Indisch Dagblad (1956-09-13, p. 2): installation of Bandung's transitional municipal council by Governor Sanusi Hardjadinata. A photo caption lists members, including Mrs. Rd. Moesmini of Gerwani, Miss Sari Banon Jachja (NU) and Mrs. Amartiwi Moh. Saleh (PSI); the council serves one year.

GA-00552 1957-01-02 Algemeen Indisch Dagblad rel B

Bandung in kort bestek (Bandung sekilas)

Bandung in brief

Algemeen Indisch Dagblad 'Bandung in short' column (1957-01-02, p. 2), partly unreadable. Relevant items: Gerwani's regional congress will end with a reception on 3 January at the Gedung Jajasan in Bandung to announce its decisions; Gerwani Tasikmalaya sent a statement to the Constituent Assembly wanting the constituti

GA-00554 1957-01-02 Algemeen Indisch Dagblad rel B

Constitutie 1945 (Konstitusi 1945)

Constitution 1945

Short Algemeen Indisch Dagblad item 'Constitutie 1945' (1957-01-02): the Constituent Assembly secretariat received statements from Semarang youth, individuals, Gerwani Tasikmalaya, Sebda and Ex-TP Solo, all wanting the constitution grounded in the spirit of the 1945 Proclamation and Pancasila.

GA-00555 1957-03-02 Algemeen Indisch Dagblad rel B

„Eenmans-fracties” in het parlement teleurgesteld (Fraksi perorangan kecewa)

'One-man factions' in parliament disappointed

Algemeen Indisch Dagblad political roundup (1957-03-02, p. 2) on Sukarno's 'conception' of gotong-royong cabinet: one-man MP factions complain of exclusion, Nasution meets Sukarno, PNI Surabaya rallies, Natsir attacks the plan. An 'Adhesion' item says declarations of support came from the youth council DPI, Gerwani Ban

GA-00564 1957-09-09 Algemeen Indisch Dagblad rel A

In een slopje van Kebon Sirih (Di sebuah lorong Kebon Sirih)

In an alley of Kebon Sirih

Photo caption item in Algemeen Indisch Dagblad (1957-09-09, p. 2): municipal councillors investigate living conditions of low-end sex workers in an alley of Kebon Sirih, Jakarta. Two women councillors speak with the women: Mrs. Musmini (Gerwani) standing left and Mrs. Amartiwi Saleh (PSI) in the middle.