"Apology" is a philosophical dialogue written by the great ancient Greek philosopher Plato. In this work, the author reproduces the speech of the great ancient Greek philosopher Socrates before the Athenian court. It is in this dialogue that Socrates defends his position, in which he refuses accusations of preaching new gods and destroying morality. Plato, through his own hero Socrates, addresses the need to overcome corruption and injustice. This work highlights the concepts of justice, integrity and moral principles. "Apology" is a classic philosophical work that remains relevant and provokes discussion on important issues of human life and society.