00:00So thank you for having me first. I think this is my first time attending events that hosted by
00:15human fraternities and there are mixed feelings for me as a actors civil society and promotion
00:23of democracy and human rights in the regions. I guess it is my privilege to to learn how the
00:29processes and then the opportunity ahead and I guess it is much much being appreciated by
00:35Indonesians because for the first time the concept of the human fraternity come to the space of the
00:42many Indonesians, schoolers, activists, governments and many other sectors attending this this today's
00:51events. For me particularly it is my great pleasure to see different perspective of people's different
00:59professions come here and learning about human fraternity and then I think many people has
01:04has been surprised and then equally delighted where they only learned about the Western concepts the UN
01:11the UN's principles and many others agreements but human fraternity came as an alternative and then
01:19likely can be workable in the current crisis and current situations current challenges of democracy
01:26human rights and humanity as well. So I've been hearing about human fraternity for years right now since the
01:33first inception and agreements between the two religious leaders the Pope of the post the later post
01:39Franciscans and then the great Imam of the Al-Azhar Mosque but this is one my my my first learning about the
01:47processes and then there are two take away in here that I highlighted first human fraternity came as a
01:57streams alternative way that people can look into beyond politics beyond democracy and non-democratics beyond
02:07the camps of the world powers secondly the initiative came from the UAE let's say is close to many of
02:17many of the Asians let's see the Asian perspective so it's bring new wave or new alternative leadership so
02:25not only the concept of the human fraternity itself but also led by the new let's say new powers that
02:32emerging not only economic right now but then again taking more roles in the world humanity peace and then
02:39peace and then futures let's say that we can see that we can look it as a new way to looking the world order
02:51so I think it's unite in the way to looking more perspective in respecting the human dignity
03:00helping the poor reducing the gaps and then helping to finding the conflict resolutions in many countries
03:08in Asia we all knows the Asia is a for fronts of the conflicts internal conflicts between the
03:17countries conflicts and even ideological conflicts I think most of those problem is not because of the
03:25political differentiating I think all Asian acceptings about all that we can live in diversity but then
03:32against problem is of course internally and then between the countries so I think there's a interconnectivity
03:42and then relevancy between the role of the leaders that should be sensitizing by the empathy to ending any uh to
03:52lessening the gap for for any possibility of conflict and I think human fraternity can be stand in between
04:00not only about religions but also intersectorals I think this is the first uh the first thing that
04:06we need to look into where human fraternity approach is actually is providing a space not only about the
04:13leaders state leaders not about religious leaders but also involvements of many stakeholders like academe
04:19schoolers journalists civil societies and even minority groups I think that what I looking for these two days
04:26that I really respect is that I really respect this the way they find the concept that can be moving
04:33together and then learning together uh without undermining orders I think we can see what happening in
04:41Southeast Asia recently with the Myanmar happenings and unsolved or probably never-ending solutions between the
04:49the junta and then the rebels where we can see um um Asian leaders cannot do much on that but for the
04:59recent conflict on Cambodia and Thailand I think I have to commanding the rules that taking uh that
05:04uh taken by uh Malaysian leaders that immediately providing space bring everybody's all conflicting parties
05:12to sitting down to talk about it and then finally they come up with the good news so this fire is
05:18something a blast there's something which we need to celebrate things and then I think if we can
05:23encouraging more things interventions in the positive way uh among the Asian leaders I think they can
05:31bring positive impact reducing the conflicts um reducing the suffer of the people because
05:37everywhere when the two conflicting parties started uh peoples uh is being the ultimate victim from those two
05:45conflicts as yeah I think it's the only workable unions you know of course in comparable with the
05:53African union but I think beyond that beyond the UN I uh I think the Asia uh Southeast Asian nation
05:59association is the one of the most solid solid most workables uh to prevent conflict between two
06:07countries but then again uh there's a lot of thing to do more because handling conflict not only talking
06:15about the two countries conflict internal conflicts minority uh tensions uh fighting properties there are
06:24there's a lot things to do but as I said have a very good grounds they have a good charters which is
06:29still respected by any others except of course the interference within the uh within the countries
06:34they have a adequate bodies to discuss uh all aspect including economic social political culture
06:44I think it's grow and a lot of people have a good faith in Aseans but then just need a good leaders
06:51but of course the leader who can say we're taking care our regions uh with limiting the intervention of
06:57the global powers because whatever happened in Asia so this Asian particularly is still very affected by
07:03the big brother of China and also um another big brothers of Uncle Sam's uh so both uh politics are still
07:11very much um in uh what do you call it interdependence with what guidance they provided so I think the
07:18incidents of the Cambodian and Thailand's uh conflicts and many um I mean long-term experience of Asian
07:27leaders and actors should be able to draw the limits and also to limiting interventions of many
07:33global global powers and as a civil society organization operating in Asia I really believe
07:40in the current global conflict global uh shifting global powers changing they're looking to Asia Asia
07:48one of the place where they need to put an investment they they need to rely on the economic powers
07:54and of course the future peace and others globally so I have a good faith on human fraternity with the
08:00correct supports of the peoples correct support uh engaging correct governments and
08:05and bringing more leadership on it I think we should be proud um if the UAE will take uh will take a
08:14lead and I think Asia will giving full support for that initiative because it's much more easy to
08:19understand much more easy to accept uh in terms of our social cultural and political backgrounds and then
08:26people knows the Middle East actually has been long-standing supporting social economic and cultural in Asia
08:33itself I hope that can really give in perspective but from the Asia civil society uh perspective we're
08:39still looking forward because it is still minimum engagement of civil society that perhaps can be
08:44elevating uh not only touch upon the governments but of course civil society knows what are needed
08:52how to efficiently working and operating on the ground so the human fraternity will develop from the
08:58concept to the real action plan and then solution problem a big civil society providing a very huge
09:05space and perspective in terms of the impact to the grassroots because sometimes government have a power
09:11but government have like ability to penetrate things to really understand the problems on the grounds so
09:17civil society uh community-based organizations uh and then grassroots organization is really really have that
09:26kind of skill and strength um and then really uh open for that and then again social movement social
09:35movement is something like standing alone but then again with a good uh good uh let's say measure good
09:42approach I think uh the leadership of UAE can be more acceptable uh for from all of us I think that's the point
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