GA-03552 1985-12-10 relevance C public
The Straits Times (10 Dec 1985): Child labour laws 'ignored' (Jakarta)
The Straits Times, 10 Dec 1985: Child labour laws 'ignored' (former Labour Minister)
Straits Times, 10 December 1985, Jakarta dateline: lead snippet only (full text behind NewspaperSG terms). A former Labour Minister says Indonesia has adequate child-labour laws but employers ignore them and children fear to report breaches. The sweep log tentatively suggests the unnamed speaker may be S.K. Trimurti; the snippet does not confirm this, so the identification is unverified.
Straits Times, 10 Desember 1985, datelin Jakarta: hanya cuplikan awal (teks lengkap di balik syarat NewspaperSG). Seorang mantan Menteri Perburuhan menyatakan Indonesia punya undang-undang buruh anak yang memadai, tetapi pengusaha mengabaikannya dan anak-anak takut melapor. Catatan penyisiran menduga pembicara yang tak disebut namanya mungkin S.K. Trimurti; cuplikan tidak memastikannya, sehingga identifikasi belum terverifikasi.
“Indonesia has adequate laws governing child labour, but employers often ignore them and children are usually afraid to report breaches, a former Labour Minister said today.”
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- 1985-12-10
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- The Straits Times
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- newspaper article
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- English
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- Western mainstream press
- Source role
- primary
- Country
- Singapore
- Period
- 1980–1998
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- NewspaperSG (National Library Board Singapore) · source link
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- open access snippet (NewspaperSG; full text behind terms-and-conditions click-through); personal research copy Open access source: file can be shown on the website.
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- 01 Primary Sources/1.5 Newspapers and Periodicals/Singapore and Malayan press (1949-2015) - articles on Gerwani (NewspaperSG)/The Straits Times (1985-12-10) - Child labour laws ignored (Jakarta) [NewspaperSG straitstimes19851210-1.2.23.2].txt
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- Good · proof-reading: no (script-cleaned only) · translation: not needed
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- 01 Primary Sources › 1.5 Newspapers and Periodicals › Singapore and Malayan press (1949-2015) - articles on Gerwani (NewspaperSG)
- Summary basis
- full supplied text read (lead snippet only); Trimurti identification unverified
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