<![CDATA[The rapid acceleration of digital transformation in Papua has redefined the landscape of social discord, evolving traditional frictions into what is now characterized as “digital hybrid conflicts.” In Jayapura, these conflicts represent a sophisticated convergence of physical social grievances and digital subversion, where disinformation, hate speech, and cyber-polarization are weaponized to destabilize regional social cohesion. This study critically examines the Pancasila Framework as a foundational normative and operational guide to address and resolve these multifaceted tensions. Utilizing an empirical qualitative approach centered in Jayapura, the research investigates how the ideological values of Pancasila—specifically social justice, inclusivity, and the principle of deliberative consensus (Musyawarah)—can be operationalized to counter polarizing digital narratives. The analysis reveals that a purely technical or legalistic response to hybrid threats is insufficient; instead, it requires a value-based “social anchor.” The findings demonstrate that the Pancasila Framework provides a robust mechanism for “digital resilience” by aligning modern technological challenges with the indigenous cultural wisdom of Indonesian unity (Persatuan Indonesia). By integrating these core tenets into digital governance and community-led mediation, stakeholders in Jayapura can effectively de-escalate hybrid threats and restore social equilibrium. The study concludes that Pancasila is not merely a static state ideology but a dynamic, adaptive instrument capable of navigating the volatile intersections of technology and multiculturalism. This research offers a scalable model for peacebuilding, asserting that the Pancasila Framework is indispensable for maintaining long-term stability and social harmony in the digital age, particularly within complex, pluralistic societies like Jayapura.]]>
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