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        "msgid": "government-urged-to-build-inclusive-dialogue-in-response-to-demonstrations-1782885289",
        "date": "2026-07-01 11:40:44",
        "title": "Government Urged to Build Inclusive Dialogue in Response to Demonstrations",
        "author": "",
        "source": "ANTARA_ID",
        "tags": "",
        "topic": "Politics",
        "summary": "A political analyst has called on the Indonesian government to establish a more inclusive and responsive dialogue mechanism to address recent public demonstrations. The analyst warned that a lack of swift and measured response could escalate peaceful protests into broader social tensions. The government maintains it is open to public criticism and suggestions regarding its programmes.",
        "content": "<p>A political analyst, Firman Tendry, has suggested the government\nneeds to build a more inclusive and responsive dialogue mechanism in\nresponse to the various demonstrations that have occurred recently. He\nsaid the absence of a swift and measured response risks turning peaceful\nactions into broader social tensions that are more difficult to control.\n\u201cInclusive dialogue is necessary, not just reacting after a\ndemonstration grows,\u201d Firman said in a statement received in Jakarta on\nWednesday. He noted that various campus alliances have taken to the\nstreets to voice public concerns covering economic issues, social\npolicy, legislative revisions, environmental matters, and law\nenforcement. According to him, transparency in the budgeting of priority\nprogrammes and openness to public evaluation are the minimum steps\nexpected. \u201cFor policymakers at both the local and national level, these\nactions are a strong signal that policy communication needs fundamental\nimprovement,\u201d he stated. Dudung said in Jakarta on Friday that President\nPrabowo Subianto and the government are open to the public conveying\ncriticism and suggestions regarding the programme. \u201cThe government will\nbe open, even the President will be open to any suggestions and input.\nAs for the timing, I can do it anytime,\u201d he said. He added that the\ncomplaint and aspiration service managed by the Presidential Staff\nOffice can also be utilised by the public to provide input on the\nprogramme. According to him, the Presidential Staff Office is ready to\nengage in dialogue with community groups that have differing views on\nthe programme. Dudung also invited all parties to build the nation with\na comprehensive approach and not solely focus on negative views of\ngovernment programmes.<\/p>",
        "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/government-urged-to-build-inclusive-dialogue-in-response-to-demonstrations-1782885289",
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