Abstract
In order to understand humanitarianism from an Indonesian perspective, three key issues need to be examined; the philosophical, institutional and legal frameworks of humanitarianism; the challenges faced in implementation of humanitarianism; and the sources of hope for the future. This essay argues that, despite a low level of political will to enhance the quality of engagement in humanitarian activities, Indonesian society has witnessed increase in genuine popular solidarity in humanitarian activities. This increase gives hopes to overcome a wide range of challenges faced by the humanitarian sector in the future.
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