JAKARTA --- Online marketplace Bukalapak has denied allegations that it channeled donations to the Islamic State radical group through the Indonesia-based humanitarian organization Aksi Cepat Tanggap (ACT). The company further explained that the cooperation between the company and ACT was to provide educational assistance to children in West Sumatra and eastern Indonesia. Bukalapak founder and CEO Achmad Zaky said via his Twitter account on Tuesday that donations from Bukalapak users were allocated to fund ACT's program Peduli Pendidikan Tepian Negeri (care for education on the country's periphery), in which children from isolated areas were provided with school supplies and scholarsh...
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