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Maintaining Civil Liberty

The anniversary of the birth of Pancasila on 1 June was commemorated in a number of places. The Pancasila principles are being tested in the midst of the epidemic and the policies the government has taken.

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KOMPAS EDITOR
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Residents pass near the Garuda Pancasila bird mural as a national symbol on Jalan Rambutan, Larangan, Tangerang City, Banten, Monday (6/1/2020). Commemoration of the birth of Pancasila every June 1 refers to the history of the emergence of Pancasila by Soekarno, the First President of the Republic of Indonesia.

The anniversary of the birth of Pancasila on 1 June was commemorated in a number of places. The Pancasila principles are being tested in the midst of the epidemic and the policies the government has taken.

The Covid-19 epidemic seems to be testing the fundamental principles of Pancasila. The five Pancasila principles – belief in God, upholding humanity, unity, consensus and deliberation and social justice – are being challenged. The principles on divinity and humanity have shown clear manifestation. Solidarity has taken shape in humanitarianism. Mutual assistance and community unity are prominent features of Indonesian people.

Editor:
Syahnan Rangkuti
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