Reminder lineup , a cultural movement in the name of the younger generation who want to fight against injustice and demanding settlement of cases of violation of Human Rights will be declared on February 2, 2014 .
Madasari Okky novelist , as the originator of the Barisan Reminders , describes this movement was formed to build awareness and remind the younger generation that has been too many cases of human rights violations that have not been resolved .
" Reminder row is expected to be an umbrella for anyone to work and speak out about injustice . We would like to invite young people concerned with the importance of respect for human rights and human values and justice . , " Said Okky Madasari , in Jakarta , Tuesday ( 28/1 ) .
In 2014 , the Barisan Reminders will lift Wiji poet as an icon of this movement . Poet who delivered many poems with the theme of resistance and social critique abducted in 1998 were up to now has not been found .
Reminder Okky add rows have started moving by creating murals in public spaces some point . Project ' walls poetry ' that presents poems and WS Rendra Wiji 've seen of them on the wall Jalan TB Simatupang , in front of the station Cikini , at Jl Pemuda UNJ side as well as in the Upper Hamlet underpass .
According Okky , poems voiced criticism of injustice and social of the poets who's in the middle of the city 's public spaces , at least would be the ' terror ' that will be remembered , people passing , that the problems that exist in society . " Furthermore , poetry that deliberately walls in strategic places , is a form of resistance against their control of public space by banners or posters of political power and the strength of the business , " said the author of the novel ' airborne Life ' is currently completing a thesis S - 2 Science Sociology , in the UI .
As part of the Declaration of movement Front Reminder on February 2 , will be held at the same time also activities ' Run to Remember ' who took the start in Senayan towards Jalan Imam Bonjol , Menteng , Central Jakarta . | Galuh K Dewi / MJF
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