It was mid-February 2020, when Hukum’s co-founder, Ranto Sibarani, noticed something odd. On any given day, as he scrolled through his Facebook page which connects him to over 5,000 friends, people seemed to be dying. More than usual.
“Look Aisyah,” he would say, from across the shared desk in the Hukum office in Medan, North Sumatra. “There are more an…
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