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Nurul Rochayati
Nurul is currently resides in Kyoto, Japan and is pursuing her masters degree in International Relations at Ritsumeikan University Japan. She is nothing new to non-governmental organization line of work, as she has been working for various research organizations during her undergraduate study at the University of Indonesia. Upon concluding of her undergraduate, she began her initial career appointment as a researcher at The Habibie Center with exposure to political issues at national level as well as specific issues relating to local democracy. She is fond of asian culture, especially the linguistics. Her three magic words are friends, books and travel. Nurul will be playing an instrumental role with the content development & management of this website. Apart from her other hobbies, she is particularly interested to peace studies, while aiming high to participate as mission’s staff at one of the UN peacekeeping mission in the future.
Recent Articles by Nurul Rochayati
Pekerjaan Anak Magang di PBB itu Termasuk Merakit Server
Inilah cerita di salah satu hari saat magang di UN OCHA Jepang itu. Hari dimana aku harus ikut merakit server kantor. Seumur-umur, aku enggak pernah yang namanya merakit server komputer. Komputer biasa aja enggak, server lagi! Tapi ada hal yang emang enggak bisa diduga. Itulah yang aku lakukan hari ini. Merakit server di Jepang, di kantor PBB, saat magang pula.
Nurul Rochayati , 481 days ago
Genocide and Drought: the "new normal"?
n some part of Africa and Central America (e.g. Guatemala, Kenya or Niger), the long-lasted drought has started to be considered as the new “normal”. The drought now could last for more than 6 years in many East African countries. Of course, the long drought was actually no normal compared to the weather changing pattern in previous years. Two (2) or 3 years of no rain was considered normal for African though it might be disastrous for countries lie in tropical line. Nevertheless, as the weather became unpredictable and unprecedented, people by no means are bound to be affected by the disastrous change.
Nurul Rochayati , 517 days ago
Money and Mission: Looking at UN Expanded Peace Building Efforts (part 2)
If the long-term preventive peace building is to be effective, it requires comprehensive and all-rounded reconstruction of nation’s multi-dimensional life. Reconstruction should comprise security reconstruction, economic reconstruction, political reconstruction, and...
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Nurul Rochayati , 641 days ago
Money and Mission: Looking at UN Expanded Peace Building Efforts (part 1)
By definition, post-conflict peace building policy seeks to prevent the resurgence of conflict and to create the conditions necessary for a sustainable peace in war-torn societies . In the 1990s,...
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Nurul Rochayati , 641 days ago
Becoming A Peacekeeper
“All roads lead to Rome”, an old proverb says. It means that there are many ways to reach the same destination or outcome. Likewise, there are many ways to become...
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Nurul Rochayati , 649 days ago
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