Indonesia's 'Root-Seeking' Dilemma: A Search for Renewed Humanity
The term 'root-seeking' has emerged in Indonesia, symbolizing a quest for renewed humanity amidst societal complexities. While specific events remain undisclosed, the phrase appears to reflect challenges of identity and empathy loss in contemporary society.
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