Peace education is now urgent


  • Letters
  • Sunday, 10 Oct 2004

JAKARTA: As the impacts of bomb attacks and sectarian conflicts linger, more and more Indonesians are aware of a culture of violence in our society. It is startling to realise that the permissiveness of society has allowed this culture to flourish. 

Why is it that violent and inhumane acts are screened daily on television? Deep in our hearts, we are crying for a solution, or at least the consolation of a better future. How could this happen to us? 

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