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Fulca Veda

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Fulca Veda is a freelance journalist based in Bandung-Jawa Barat, Indonesia. She works for more than 3 years as a researcher in university based socio-political press, also on charged for design and layout team at that time. With degree on international affairs and global transformation, Fulca was among the top scholar to analyse current events related to social movement, identity politics, eastern europe region, and asean-indonesia relationship.

She is currently indulged in the discussion of migrant crisis in Europe, religion issues, and counter terrorism policy in Indonesia.

Fulca is available to contact upon the request for cultural report & socio-political events (especially international affairs) in numerous Indonesia cities including Bandung, Jakarta, Surabaya, and Bali.
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The Wall

12 May 2017  |  Whiteboard Journal
The article discusses the historical and symbolic significance of the Berlin Wall, its physical structure, and the broader implications of walls as national borders. It references the transformation from borders being simple lines on a map to becoming militarized walls and fences. The author uses Robert Frost's poem 'Mending Wall' to question the necessity and effectiveness of such barriers, suggesting that they may do more harm than good. The article also touches on contemporary issues such as the refugee crisis in Europe, Hungary's border fence, and Trump's proposed wall along the U.S.-Mexico border. The author argues that walls foster division and hate, and suggests that in an ideal world, no human would be considered illegal, referencing a German political proverb.
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