Stop the Fragility

What is urgent now is good governance, the enforcement of economic and social justice, the reconsolidation of democracy, the acceleration of corruption eradication and fair law enforcement.

ABK

Azyumardi Azra

It is hard to debate: Indonesia\'s fragility in recent years in various aspects of life has become increasingly evident. The COVID-19 outbreak, which has been going on for 15 months, is now on the rise again, doubling the earlier fragility of the nation-state.

Amid this unpleasant phenomenon, several government policies or policy plans have caused commotions among the people, making hope for getting out of the fragility of life dimmer.