UGM Sociologist Worried About Public Apathy and Anger Amidst Indonesia's Crisis
A sociologist from Gadjah Mada University (UGM) warns of a growing crisis in Indonesia, citing public dissatisfaction being ignored amidst economic and political challenges. Concerns are raised that the government's slow response to issues like rising unemployment and legal uncertainty could foster public apathy and anger.
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