Nilai Inti Loyal ASN

Core Value of Loyalty for ASN

The video explains loyalty as a core value for Indonesia’s State Civil Apparatus (ASN), drawing primarily on Law No. 20 of 2023. Loyalty is presented not as blind obedience or a mere bureaucratic rule, but as a commitment to organizational goals and, above all, to the Unitary State of the Republic of Indonesia. It requires putting the interests of the nation and state above personal or group interests.

What Loyalty Means

The video associates loyalty with commitment, dedication, contribution, nationalism, and devotion. It should be directed toward the organization’s aims and the nation’s ideals, and should involve integrity and service—not simply agreement with leaders.

Why Loyalty Matters Today

ASN members are described as part of the lawful government and essential to the functioning of the state. Modern threats include the spread of outside ideologies and information overload, which can lead to information being misused. Because ASN members may handle important state data, weakened loyalty could contribute to leaks and create risks from within.

Assessing and Developing Loyalty

The video says loyalty can be measured through nine characteristics, though the subtitles do not list all nine. Those explicitly mentioned include obeying rules, integrity, responsibility, and—identified as the eighth characteristic—the courage to express disagreement respectfully when something conflicts with national values.

Loyalty develops gradually. The video identifies several foundations for fostering it:

• Meeting employees’ welfare needs.
• Addressing spiritual needs.
• Providing clarity about career paths.
• Strengthening national insight.
• Developing strong nationalism.

Respectful dissent is presented as a form of loyalty when it helps protect the organization and the country.

Practical Guidelines for Loyal Conduct

The video groups loyal conduct into three principles:

• Uphold the ideology of Pancasila and remain loyal to the Republic of Indonesia.
• Protect the good name of fellow ASN members, leaders, institutions, and the country.
• Keep official and state secrets.

The video also connects loyalty with defending the country, highlighting five elements:

1. Love of the homeland.
2. Awareness of the nation and state.
3. Loyalty to Pancasila.
4. Willingness to sacrifice for the nation and state.
5. Basic capability to participate in national defense.

Sacrifice can mean setting aside personal comfort to fulfill public duties.

ASN’s Public-Service Functions

Citing Law No. 5 of 2014, the video describes three ASN functions:

• Professionally implement public policy.
• Provide honest and courteous public service.
• Serve as a unifying force in Indonesia’s diverse society.

The Oath of Office

The video cites Article 66 of the ASN Law, which requires prospective civil servants to take an oath or promise. The oath is framed as more than a ceremony: it is a concrete expression of loyalty, with a central commitment to put the interests of the country before one’s own.

The ultimate purpose of loyal service is to help realize social justice for all Indonesians in accordance with Pancasila. The video closes by emphasizing solidarity, integrity, and humanity as necessary to building a welfare state.

Speakers and Sources

• Speaker: An unnamed presenter or narrator.
• Sources and references: Law No. 20 of 2023 concerning ASN; Article 66 of the ASN Law; Law No. 5 of 2014; Pancasila; the ASN oath or promise of office; and an ancestral proverb about carrying burdens together.