BPS: Political Rights and Civil Liberties Declined in 2018

Dwi Hadya Jayani 30/07/2019 12:00 WIB

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The civil liberties aspect fell by 0.29 points to 78.46 in 2018. The political rights aspect also fell by 0.84 points to 65.79 last year.

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The Central Statistics Agency (BPS) released the 2018 Indonesian Democracy Index based on three aspects: democratic institutions, civil liberties, and political rights. Of these three aspects, only the democratic institutions aspect increased, rising 2.76 points from 72.49 in 2017 to 75.25 in 2018.

The civil liberties aspect decreased by 0.29 points, from 78.75 in 2017 to 78.46 in 2018. The political rights aspect also decreased by 0.84 points, from 66.63 in 2017 to 65.79 in 2018.

Overall, the 2018 Indonesian Democracy Index only increased slightly by 0.28 points to 72.39 points, placing it in the "moderate" category. Since 2014, the Indonesian Democracy Index has tended to stagnate.

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