The World's Third Most Populous Democracy: Indonesia

Indonesia is the president representing the democratic republic, and the president has both the head of state and the government leaders. The president and the vice president are elected for five years and the cabinet is appointed by the president, but is eligible for the second term through direct citizenship. The People's Advisory Council is the Senate of the Indonesian legislature. It is composed of members of the House of Representatives and Representatives of the House of Representatives. The mission of the People's Advisory Council is not to formulate national policies.

Indonesia is the world's largest democracy, the majority of the most populated Muslim countries. After reform and a democratically elected government system, it is experiencing an era of difficult reform and reform. The roles of local governments and provincial governments have been strengthened to support the long-standing central control transformation of the Suharto administration. The participation rate in Indonesia's election process is high, the nature and structure of governance and management are slowly changing in Indonesia. Since the collapse of Suharto, the state change, which is characteristic of Suharto 's new order - oriented era, also led to a significant reduction in freedom of speech and political censorship. There is a more open political debate within the news media and general discourse, political and social discussions

Many Westerners mainly use it as a place for tsunami, earthquake and terrorist attacks, but Indonesia is also the world's largest Muslim majority country next to China, India and the United States and the fourth largest in the world It is a country of population. Since Suharto's "New Order" regime collapsed in May 1998, Indonesia became the third largest democratic country in the world, and in 2004 the president elected first in the history of national affairs gained a great reputation after the election It was. Very fair and very high voter turnout rate (much higher than the 2004 US presidential election). When the US House Asia-Pacific Sub-Committee witnessed in March 2005, Dr. Douglas Ramages, Indonesia Asia Association representative, said: