"10 Cultures of Shame - 10 부끄러운 문화"
Are you familiar with the campaign?
The Indonesian government and several social organizations are running a campaign to promote cultural values and social responsibility.
This campaign is based on the concept of "Malu (Shame)," which is highly valued by Indonesians. It aims to emphasize social etiquette and moral responsibility among Indonesian citizens, encouraging proper social behavior.
While each organization has a slightly different approach, they all promote social responsibility and moral behavior, emphasizing the importance of education on key values for a harmonious community life.
As the campaign is initiated by acknowledging Indonesian's sense of "shame," it sincerely hopes that Indonesian society will gradually achieve positive changes.
1. Coming Late, Leaving Early without Permission
Leaving work early or arriving late without permission
2. Leaving the office during working hours for personal matters
Taking time off from work for personal reasons
3. Not Completing Tasks Properly
Failing to complete tasks properly
4. Looking at colleagues busy doing activities
Goofing off while colleagues are working hard
5. Not Coordinating with Fellow Colleagues
Not cooperating with colleagues
6. Neglecting Tasks, Authority and Responsibility
Abandoning tasks, authority, and responsibility
7. Engaging in Corruption, Collusion, Nepotism, Extortion and Gratification
Engaging in corrupt practices such as bribery, favoritism, and extortion
8. Not Participating in the Implementation of Bureaucratic Reform
Not participating in public sector reforms
9. Not Dressing Neatly and Completely
Wearing untidy clothes, incomplete attire
10. Not Attending Ceremonies/Roll Calls
Not attending meetings or commemorative events
Banner displayed in the waiting room on the 5th floor of the South Immigration Office
