Rahmat Wibowo disclosed his bipolar disorder and ADHD, asserted he is fit to work, and accused Liven, its Co-CEO Shahrooz Chowdhury, William Wong, and HRBP Dinda Rhapsodya of failing diversity and inclusion, using his diagnosis as grounds to deflect accountability for his own misconduct.
| ID | ev-20260603-005 |
|---|---|
| Source | Rahmat Wibowo LinkedIn |
| Targets | Shahrooz Chowdhury Dinda Rhapsodya |

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Ihave publicly disclosed that I have Bipolar
Affective Disorder and ADHD (AUDHD). | am
neurodivergent. And I am Fit to Work,
confirmed by psychiatric evaluation at Eka
Hospital on 13 May 2026.
| take medication to support my emotional
and cognitive capabilities. That is not
weakness. That is responsibility.
But here is what I want to say to companies
that claim to champion Diversity and
Inclusion while failing the very people those
values are supposed to protect:
Words on a website mean nothing without
action behind them.
Indonesia's new Criminal Code (KUHP) under
Pasal 38 explicitly recognizes mental and
intellectual disabilities, including
psychosocial conditions like bipolar disorder,
as factors that affect moral culpability.
Pasal 39 goes further: when someone with a
mental disability is in an acute episode, the
law itself extends forgiveness.
The law is more humane than some
organizations.
If Indonesian law can recognize the humanity
and complexity of people with mental health
conditions, why can't some companies do
the same for their own people?
Iwas not treated with dignity. My
neurodivergence was not respected. My
conditions, both mood disorder and ADHD,
were not accommodated with the
seriousness they deserved.
To every neurodivergent professional in
Indonesia: you are not broken. You are not a
liability. You are protected, by medical ethics,
by emerging legal frameworks, and by your
own courage to show up every day.
Diversity and inclusion is not a checkbox. It is
a. commitment. And some organizations like
Liven with their Co CEO Shahrooz
Chowdhury and William Wong with HRBP
Dinda Rhapsodya have a long way to go.
#Neurodiversity #ADHD #BipolarDisorder
#AuDHD #DiversityAndinclusion
#MentalHealth #FitTowork
#indonesiaWorkplace
#NeurodivergentProfessionals
#HakPenyandangDisabilitas #KUHP
#MentalHealthatWork #BreakTheStigma
#infraloka #RahmatalilAlamin