By: Dwi Tamara

The current civil society movement–Indonesia Gelap (Dark Indonesia)–is not just a movement. It is a loud and urgent alarm, exposing the government’s failure to uphold climate justice. The Prabowo–Gibran administration’s failure to prioritize the people’s interests risks creating various forms of injustice. This injustice is not only limited to social and economic aspects, such as budget-cutting policies, but is also evident in their climate policies which lack both ambition and justice.

This government failure is further reflected in the findings of a Climate Rangers Jakarta survey. A report titled Jakarta Gen Z’s Perception of Climate Justice exposes a harsh reality: a significant portion of Gen Z continues to suffer from climate injustice.

Op-Ed by Dwi Tamara, Research and Advocacy Manager of Climate Rangers Jakarta. Read More Here