83.5% of Indonesians Trust Police-Community Programs for Positive Change: Lemkapi Survey
A recent survey by Indonesian pollster Lemkapi reveals that 83.5% of the public believes police-community collaboration programs will bring about positive change. The findings highlight the importance of strengthening ties between law enforcement and local residents.
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