oncerns are mounting among pro-democracy activists that the country may be slipping back into the dark days of former president Soeharto’s authoritarian New Order, when the Indonesian Military (TNI) dominated public life, following the House of Representatives’ decision to defy public opposition and push through a law expanding the TNI’s role in… Source link
Indonesian Students Protest TNI Law, Echoing concerns of Democratic Backsliding Table of Contents Indonesian Students Protest TNI Law, Echoing concerns of Democratic Backsliding Democracy Under Threat: Expert Unpacks the controversial Indonesian Military law Protests Indonesian Students Protest TNI Law, Echoing Concerns of Democratic Backsliding: Is Indonesia’s Democracy at Risk? Echoes of the Past: The “New … Read more
Indonesia’s Military Expansion: experts Sound the Alarm on Democratic Backsliding Table of Contents Indonesia’s Military Expansion: experts Sound the Alarm on Democratic Backsliding TNI Law Revisions Raise Concerns government’s Push for Swift Enactment concerns and Counterarguments Implications for the United States Recent Developments Practical Applications and Further Investigation Expert Analysis: Dr. Anya Sharma on democratic … Read more
TEMPO.CO, Jakarta – The Head of Information for the Sriwijaya II Military Command Colonel Inf Eko Syah Putra Siregar said that they are currently investigating the alleged involvement of Indonesian Military (TNI) members in the killing of three police officers during a raid at a cockfighting venue. The incident occurred in Kampung Karang Mani, Negara … Read more
Jakarta. House Speaker Puan Maharani defended the revision of the Indonesian Military (TNI) Law, asserting that the amendments have followed proper legislative mechanisms and do not reintroduce the controversial dual-function role of the military. Speaking at the parliamentary complex in Senayan on Monday, Puan said the revision of Law No. 34/2004 on the TNI had undergone … Read more
he Indonesian Military (TNI) has rotated dozens of high-ranking officers, including newly appointed State Logistics Agency (Bulog) president director Maj. Gen. Novi Helmy Prasetya, amid mounting concerns over the military’s growing influence in civilian affairs. In a decree issued by TNI Chief Gen. Agus Subiyanto on March 14, the institution shifted a total of 86 … Read more
he deliberation of the Indonesian Military (TNI) amendment bill at the House of Representatives continues to draw criticism from various civil society groups who argue that the proposed draft is not in line with the spirit of reform. One of the most criticized proposals is the military’s involvement in handling drug abuse. According to the … Read more
Protest Disrupts TNI Law Revision Meeting in Jakarta Table of Contents Protest Disrupts TNI Law Revision Meeting in Jakarta Police Investigation Underway Details of the Complaint Sequence of Events at Hotel Fairmont Protestors demand Open Discussions The TNI Law Revision Meeting Disruption: Q&A Jakarta – A meeting of the Working Committee (panja) of Commission I … Read more
The Jakarta TNI Bill Controversy: Public Outcry and Legislative Debate In a recent development that has catapulted to the forefront of public discourse in Jakarta, the House of… The post <p><strong>Utut Adianto and TNI Bill Controversy: Why Meeting at Fairmont Hotel Drew Public Spotlight</strong></p> appeared first on NewsyList. Source link
Jakarta. Two high-ranking army officers serving in President Prabowo Subianto’s cabinet have decided to resign from the military while retaining their civilian roles, Armed Forces Commander General Agus Subiyanto confirmed on Thursday. The announcement comes amid growing public debate over the president’s plan to amend the military law, which could allow active-duty officers to hold … Read more