SOCIAL LEADERSHIP

The atmosphere of kumuh settlement behind the Cihampelas Walk Mall, Bandung, West Java, Saturday (10/2). The International NGO Forum on Indonesian Development (INFID) declared social conflicts in Indonesia grew to 5.6 points in 2017 compared to 2016 with 4,4 points affected by income as much as 71,1persen, 62,6 percent work, 61,2 percent home, 59,4 percent object treasure, and 56,6 percent family wellbeing. ANTARA PHOTO/Raisan Al Farisi/pd/18

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