In Indonesia, Authorities Are Divided on How to React to People Flying the ‘One Piece’ Flag

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Along Indonesia’s city streets and country roads, the Southeast Asian nation’s red-and-white flag isn’t the only one you may see waving from cars, homes, and hands ahead of its Independence Day on Sunday.

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00:00Justru, this is a challenge for the government.

00:05To the government, finally, see the people who are crying with the situation.

00:14This is a slogan that is really compact.

00:17From the camps, from the 17th August of August, the people who make a mural like this.

00:23Finally, we hope that the government will overcome the problems that are still missing,

00:32there are still a lot of problems, whatever.

00:53We hope that they will find out why the people of Indonesia make this compact

01:15to create a one-piece camp.

01:18There is no one-piece camp in the 17th August.

01:21They have to do it. Why?

01:23Why?

01:24And then they don't have to do it.

01:27They have to do it.

01:29They have to do it.

01:31They have to do it.

01:33They have to do it.

01:35They have to do it.

01:37They have to do it.

01:39That's the mistake.

01:41We also detected the members of the community.

01:47They have to do it.

01:49They have to do it.

01:50They have to do it.

01:51They have a tactic for strengthen their community.

01:56They have to do it.

01:57I would like to say to all the people, let's be together, and we have to fight against something like that.

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