Mahfud Warns Threats to Democracy Could Derail Indonesia Emas 2045
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Mahfud Warns Threats to Democracy Could Derail Indonesia Emas 2045

Former Constitutional Court Chief Justice Mahfud MD warned that inadequate legal safeguards for democracy could lead to national chaos and jeopardize the 'Indonesia Emas 2045' national vision. He stressed the necessity of good governance, citing transparency, accountability, legal responsibility, and independence from political interference as crucial.

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