POLITIK ANTI KOMUNISME: STUDI TERHADAP WACANA KOMUNISME DALAM FRONT ANTI KOMUNIS INDONESIA (FAKI) DI YOGYAKARTA

This research tries to raise the issue of anti-communism politics with the aim of knowing the views and strategies of resistance of the Yogyakarta City Indonesian Anti-Communist Front community organizations against the communism movement and understanding of communism. This research argues that the Yogyakarta City Indonesian Anti-Communist Front has a strategy of fighting against communism by holding demonstrations and even demonstrations always collaborating with other nationalist community organizations, FAKI Yogyakarta also always holds an annual event, which commemorates the Pancasila Miracle Day by watching the G30S film. / PKI with the aim of growing the nation's knowledge, especially the younger generation, the next strategy was to supervise communist discussions. There are also supporting factors for the Indonesian Anti-Communist Front, Yogyakarta City. Access to a strategic location, namely in the City of Yogyakarta, has adequate human resources (mass), easy access to all media in search of communist issues. The existence of public participation in the policy of the Indonesian Anti-Communist Front as well as the inhibiting factor for FAKI's activities in carrying out is currently invisible from communism and the second obstacle is regarding the information and communication media which is limited by the Government. The last obstacle on the part of the government is avoiding the existence of FAKI. The discourse of the Indonesian Anti-Communist Front for the City of Yogyakarta in looking at the political movement of communism is In the struggle for power, my word regarding the Indonesian Communist Party is that it aims to justify various means in order to achieve the desire, namely power (politics), the goal of justifying all means. With a qualitative approach, data for this study were collected through interviews with the founders of the Yogyakarta Indonesian Anti-Communist Front and several active members in February 2021.