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@yourbutterrrcup@N0WELa@michvaleriee pov aku yang sebagai tan skin jadi makin insecure kayak udah tan skin diem aja ga usah banyak gaya soalnya dekil hehehe
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Please @UNICEF , @UNICEFIndonesia , @kpp_pa and @KPAI_official , protect Indonesian children!!
Children are the future of our nation. They should never become shields for those in power, tools of propaganda, or symbols used to build support for any government policy.
Indonesia's Child Protection Law (Law No. 35 of 2014), Article 15, clearly states that every child has the right to be protected from abuse and exploitation in political activities. This principle exists because children deserve to grow up free from political manipulation and exploitation.
When elementary school children are brought to public demonstrations, asked to carry signs, chant slogans, or serve as symbols of support for a government program, we must ask a simple but important question: Who is truly being protected the children, or political interests?
Children are not born to carry the burden of adult politics. They are born to learn, to play, to dream, and to grow. They are not mature enough to fully understand political issues or to give informed consent to participate in activities with political implications. That is precisely why the law exists—to protect them from being used to advance the interests of others. If a government program is truly beneficial, its success should speak for itself. Public trust should be built through transparency, accountability, and measurable results—not by placing children at the center of political messaging.
Children's voices should never be used as loudspeakers for political agendas. Their small hands should be holding books, not protest signs. We respectfully urge @UNICEF and @kpp_pa to take this matter seriously. We call for an independent investigation into the reported involvement of children in political demonstrations and for appropriate action to ensure that every child's rights are protected in accordance with Indonesia's Child Protection Law.
Protect Indonesian children. Because when childhood is exploited, it is not only a child who is harmed—it is the future of an entire nation.
Ini berarti Wakil Presiden Republik Indonesia NYUAP? Bukannya SUAP ini termasuk KORUPSI ya? 🤓
BERARTI WAKIL PRESIDEN KITA TERLIBAT KORUPSI DONG YH? WADDUUUHH... 🤓🫵🫵
SEKALI LAGI, BERARTI KALO BENER NYUAP, WAPRES KITA KORUPSI DONG??? 🤓☝️
@Jakartalk izin nambahin bang
ketiga: (video ini diambil tadi siang) di aceh tamiang, rumah dan sekolah masih banyak yang hancur, tp sppg dan kopdes merah putih udah berdiri kokoh.
Hello @UNICEF, Indonesian government is forcing elementary school students to join 'rallies', carried signs, and chanting slogans in support of the free meal program that has been widely opposed by the public due to its corruption and state budget hoarding. ⚠️
Enak ya jadi BUMN @pln_123, lampu da mati 15 jam, masih belum hidup. Tanggung jawab yang ada cuma minta maap dan minta warga bersabar. Tu pun disampaikan lewat medsos.
Ada mikir gak rakyat da rugi berapa banyak karena mati listrik ini? Perusahaan terpaksa harus pakai genset beroperasi yang dimana harga SOLAR lagi MAHAL"NYA.. Makanan warga yang di kulkas gimana tuh? Busuk semua.. Belum lagi yang ada usaha restoran berapa banyak rugi nya tu?
Dari PLN cuma minta maap. Giliran warga telat bayar listrik lansung main denda.
Enak ya jadi BUMN negara INDONESIA