Indonesia as Non-Permanent Member of United Nations Security Council Pursuit of Peace for Rohingya and Palestine

Indonesia as a sovereign state goes through all the way to make a difference with its foreign policy. As a democratic state with bebas aktif foreign policy, Indonesia keeps showing its commitment to spread the value of peace outside its territory. June 2018, Indonesia is announced as a non-permanent member in United Nations Security Council for two years. With this fact, this writing emphasizes the importance of international cooperation that Indonesia has been participating on, United Nations. Also see the background of the motive of Indonesia to join the election as non-permanent member in UN Security Council. As stated by Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic Indonesia, H.E. Retno L.P. Marsudi, the Rohingya crisis and Palestinian conflict become the focus in Indonesia activeness if elected as a member of non-permanent member in UN Security Council (UNSC). This writing will use the work of Robert Keohane's about International Cooperation concept and Alexander Wendt's work on Constructivism.