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Prodita Sabarini

Authors / Journalist


Prodita Sabarini is a Jakarta-based journalist with an interest in Human Rights issues. She currently writes investigative reports for The English daily The Jakarta Post. Her works have been published in The Jakarta Post, The Australian, New Matilda, and broadcast on Sydney’s 2SER.1

  1. Personal Blog ↩


Media Writing(s)


Ahmad Fuadi: Freedom in writing, on A. Fuadi, published in Jakarta Post (Jul 25, 2013)
Reda Gaudiamo: Behind glossy magazines, on Reda Gaudiamo, published in Jakarta Post (Jul 19, 2010)
Azhari: The author of Aceh, on Azhari Aiyub, published in Jakarta Post (Nov 16, 2008)
Ayu Utami: Explores her spiritual side, on Ayu Utami, published in Jakarta Post (Jul 06, 2008)

Book Story(s)


‘The Silent Song of Genjer Flowers’: Against despair through storytelling (Nyanyi Sunyi Kembang-Kembang Genjer), published in Jakarta Post (Aug 22, 2016)

Media Clipping(s)


Let Bygones Be Bygones, published in Asia Literary Review (Nov 01, 2015)

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