MAKNA DEMOKRASI PANCASILA
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Dany Try Hutama Hutabarat*
Sekar Nawang Sari
Tiara Kamil
Wulan Suci Ramadhan
Eny Ayu Ambarwati
Tri Nia Alfathni
Nur Fadhila
Shafira Septiningrum
Riri Aflita
Junita Mutiara Sari Ltubing
Agung Hidayat
Diski Setiawan
Inderawan Pangestu
Democracy is a political system that has been adopted by practically every country in the world over the course of history. Freedom and equal rights are not just important political ideals in liberal countries, but they are also important in communist countries, which are known as people's democracies.. While our country adheres to the political system of Pancasila democracy, Indonesia follows the political system of Pancasila democracy, i.e., the original democracy of the Indonesian nation with the values contained in it derived from the Indonesian people's philosophy of life, and whose implementation is written in the preamble and body of the 1945 Constitution.
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