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Ika Krismantari

Authors / Journalist


The managing editor and a writer in Ingat65. She shared her story of her discovery of a 50-years hidden family story that her grandfather was a 1965 political prisoner. Ika has been working for the leading English daily The Jakarta Post for 10 years. She has a Master’s degree in journalism and international relations from Monash University, Melbourne, Australia. For her master’s degree, Ika writes a thesis on alternative online media in Australia. The thesis has won the best thesis in journalism category from Monash University.1


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In the Headlines


The unfinished story of Amba

Jakarta Post / All Things Books
Jun 27, 2016

Laksmi Pamuntjak wins international award for female authors

Jakarta Post / What Media Says
Jun 03, 2016

Putting some color into poetry

Jakarta Post / All Things Books
May 03, 2016

IDWRITERS

Jakarta Post / What Media Says
Jun 08, 2015

IDWRITERS

Jakarta Post / What Media Says
Mar 16, 2015

IDWRITERS

Jakarta Post / What Media Says
Dec 20, 2010


Media Writing(s)


Bookworm: Reading for Writing, on Ayu Utami, published in Jakarta Post (Jun 08, 2015)

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