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Busking Is An Art

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    My name is Rully Malay
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    I am a busker of transvestites
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    And I survived with this way
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    like my friends survive
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    it is with busking way
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    Busking for transvestites is
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    a way to survive
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    with an art work
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    entertain to others
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    and have provided a living
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    livelihood for them
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    for decades
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    Transvestites working with busking way because the country can't
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    facilitate their basic rights
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    as a human
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    as well as citizens
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    unity of the Republic of Indonesia
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    we know that
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    in Yogyakarta Special Region
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    more than 360 transvestites were recorded
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    in database
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    and almost 70%
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    their job is buskers
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    and they have no better choice
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    to survive
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    Then since the assessment camp was established
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    in 2014 until now
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    more than 30 people were arrested
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    Then since the Government
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    of Special Region of Yogyakarta
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    Establish Regional Regulation NO.1 of 2014
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    busking
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    considered an act of begging
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    and trampling
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    whereas in substance
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    the meaning of busking clearly is an art work
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    For the government
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    through the Transtip (security of Yogyakarta region) Service
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    the transvestite buskers were arrested
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    then forcibly taken
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    to camp assessment
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    and told to make a confession
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    as a social problem
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    even though they are
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    clearly domiciled in one area
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    in the Yogyakarta Special Region
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    then have a place to live
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    then they have a job
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    their job is as a busker
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    When they are arrested
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    detained
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    without trial process
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    and without a fixed time
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    when they come out
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    their economic life becomes
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    back at zero
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    they lost their homes
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    because maybe a boarding house
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    no longer allow
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    because it's already late paying the boarding house
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    they cannot fulfill
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    daily living needs
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    of course they also have responsibilities
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    In my perspective
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    that there is state negligence
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    in fulfilling human rights
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    for the transvestite friends
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    the state should be
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    has three constitutional obligations
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    First,
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    The state must respect human rights
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    then the second
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    The state must be able to
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    protect all citizens
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    then the state has an obligation
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    to fulfill human rights
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    it is one of the mandates
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    in act No. 39 of 1999
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    about human rights
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    and this is in line
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    with the national goal of the Indonesian Nation
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    contained inside
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    1945 Constitution
Title:
Busking Is An Art
Video Language:
Indonesian
Team:
EngageMedia
Duration:
04:01
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