Pancasila Week

Consul-General for the Republic of Indonesia in Victoria and Tasmania, Spica A. Tutuhatenewa, giving a speech at the NAILA Awards evening - Melb 9 Nov 2018.

Consul-General for the Republic of Indonesia in Victoria and Tasmania, giving a speech at the NAILA Awards evening - Melb 9 Nov 2018. Source: Photo courtesy - SCW.

Spica A. Tutuhatunewa, Consul-General for the Republic of Indonesia in Victoria and Tasmania talks about the purpose of ‘Pekan Pancasila’, a series of workshops, dialogues and seminars, held in Melbourne, from 28 November-1 December by the Indonesian Diaspora Network Victoria.

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Published 6 December 2018 10:05pm

Updated 6 December 2018 10:09pm

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Spica A. Tutuhatunewa, Consul-General for the Republic of Indonesia in Victoria and Tasmania talks about the purpose of ‘Pekan Pancasila’, a series of workshops, dialogues and seminars, held in Melbourne, from 28 November-1 December by the Indonesian Diaspora Network Victoria.

Why are Pancasila values relevant to young Indonesian-Australians? Is there concern that adherence to Pancasila values is in decline?What is the best way to introduce Pancasila values to the young? Spica A. Tutuhatunewa, Consul-General for the Republic of Indonesia in Victoria and Tasmania, explains.

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