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Willy said that his party would further study the proposed budget addition from the Minister of Human Rights Natalius Pigai. Commission XIII has actually held its first meeting with Pigai and listened to the matter of increasing the budget.
“Well, just what does Minister Pigai mean by what his needs are? We haven’t explored that yet. We’re still getting to know it. Warm up a little, poke a little, just at that level. Later we will Look,” said Willy.
For Willy, the question of increasing the budget is not a matter of whether it makes sense or not. He explained that President Prabowo’s government was actually initiating a program that was also related to human rights.
“What is not based on human rights? Pak Prabowo is proclaiming nutritious food, that’s human rights. In our constitution, our basic law is 20 cents for education, that’s human rights. Maruar Sirait (Minister of Housing and Settlement Areas) builds houses for the people “That, that’s human rights,” said Willy. (P-5)
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**Interview with Minister of Human Rights Natalius Pigai on Proposed Budget Increase**
*Interviewer: Welcome, Minister Pigai. Thank you for joining us today. You recently proposed an increase in the budget for the Ministry of Human Rights. Can you tell us why this breakthrough is essential at this moment?*
**Natalius Pigai:** Thank you for having me. This increase is crucial because it directly addresses the persistent gaps in human rights protections in our country. Over the years, we’ve seen that the fundamental rights of individuals are often overlooked. With this additional budget of Rp. 20 trillion, we aim to not only strengthen our human rights initiatives but also enhance public awareness and education.
*Interviewer: It sounds like a significant investment. How do you plan to ensure that this budget leads to real change in human rights practices?*
**Natalius Pigai:** Our strategy involves implementing a robust monitoring and evaluation framework. This will include collaborating with civil society organizations, conducting independent audits, and ensuring transparency in our operations. Moreover, we will allocate resources to training programs for law enforcement and public officials to foster respect for human rights in their roles.
*Interviewer: There has been skepticism regarding government commitments to human rights in the past. How do you intend to build trust among the public?*
**Natalius Pigai:** I understand the skepticism, and it’s valid. Building trust requires consistent action and accountability. We will establish regular public forums where citizens can voice their concerns and participate in discussions. This transparency will not only empower the community but also hold us accountable for our commitments.
*Interviewer: Lastly, what message do you want to convey to those who might fear that this budget increase won’t lead to tangible results?*
**Natalius Pigai:** I want to assure everyone that this isn’t just about numbers. It’s about changing lives. We are committed to seeing true progress in human rights conditions. I invite everyone to join us in this initiative. Together, we can ensure that human rights are respected and upheld for all citizens. Thank you.
*Interviewer: Thank you, Minister Pigai, for sharing your vision with us today.*