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Amid what they see as a lack of substantive discussions on relevant issues by political parties ahead of the 2024 general elections, public policy advocate Think Policy and youth-based media What Is Up, Indonesia (WIUI) have launched the Bijak Memilih movement, which aims to educate youth on public policies and issue-based politics.
The study, conducted by independent local pollster KedaiKOPI, revealed that today’s youth, or those aged 19 to 38 – the demographic segment that helped propel President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo to victory in April’s presidential election – are also those who staged the biggest student rallies in the Reform Era to protest government policies.
