Fighting For Freedom Of Opinion, Firslly Herlid Favorites RA Kartini As A National Hero

Frislly Herlind (IG @itsme.frislyherlind)

JAKARTA - November 10 was followed as National Hero's Day in memory of the services of Indonesian heroes. Frislly Herlind said that her favorite national hero was RA Kartini because she was a figure who gave the courage for anyone to voice opinions.

"Mrs. RA Kartini, I really like it. Amazed (injured) and the story about her, how does she convince many people that women or anyone is free to speak up," Frislly Herlind was quoted as saying by ANTARA, Thursday, November 10.

Frislly Herlind admits that she often hears stories about RA Kartini, both about her struggle for women's rights, to Kartini's efforts to fight for freedom of expression. Therefore, he is also of the view that the figure of RA Kartini can be a reference for the younger generation to dare to speak up.

"Until now, with the development of social media, it turns out that there are still many people who are afraid to speak up," said Frislly Herlind.

However, Frislly Herlind continued, when someone realizes that they dare to voice their respective opinions and points of view are important and needed, the values of the struggle shown by Kartini will provide additional courage.

"I think, really, I think, got additional power (power). Extra power (additional power) from him," said Frislly.

Meanwhile, Frislly's opponent in the film "Corruption of the Devil" Putri Ayudya made Soeharsikin, the wife of national hero Tjokroaminoto, and the Third President of the Republic of Indonesia BJ Habibie an inspirational figure who can be a role model for the younger generation.

For Putri, Soeharsikin is one example of an invisible hero, who succeeded in accompanying Tjokroaminoto to become an influential figure.

Meanwhile, related to BJ Habibie, Putri admired Habibie's contribution to Indonesian education.

"In my opinion, Pak Habibie is one of the people who fights for education in Indonesia," said Putri.