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Sakdiyah Ma'ruf, Indonesian stand-up comedian who is known for addressing Islamic extremism in Indonesia within her comedic Source: Facebook: The Feed SBS

Internationally acclaimed comedian Sakdiyah Ma’ruf, the recipient of Vaclav Havel Price 2015 in Oslo, talks about coming to Melbourne to participate in the Kartini Zaman Kini (Kartini Now) an event which is being held by the Indonesian Community in Australia Forum (FMIA) on Saturday 04 May.

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Published 27 April 2019 12:16am

Updated 6 May 2019 2:36pm

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Internationally acclaimed comedian Sakdiyah Ma’ruf, the recipient of Vaclav Havel Price 2015 in Oslo, talks about coming to Melbourne to participate in the Kartini Zaman Kini (Kartini Now) an event which is being held by the Indonesian Community in Australia Forum (FMIA) on Saturday 04 May.

What key themes will comedian Sakdiyah Ma’ruf talk about when she appears in Melbourne on 04 May? Is stand-up comedy continuing to boom in Indonesia? Sakdiyah Ma’ruf invites us to a special event.

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