Anti-establishment Energy

The punk community, which emerged in London in the 1970s, created a subculture around the world, including in Indonesia. The youth movement, pioneered by the working class, spread to several large towns in Indonesia in the late 1980s and early 1990s, particularly to Bandung and Jakarta.

Most people only know this community by their appearance: mohawks, tattoos, piercings, tight faded jeans and boots. Differences in society can create fear. In Ace

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