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Djoko Tjandra under 14-day isolation after entering Salemba facility

Djoko Tjandra, convicted in the Bank of Bali corruption case, is under a 14-day independent isolation as per the ...

Nusakambangan prison has sufficient vacant cells for drug offenders

The Indonesian Legal and Human Rights Ministry hinted its support for transferring convicted drug dealers and producers ...

Govt regulation to compensate victims of human rights violations

President Joko Widodo signed Government Regulation (PP) No. 35/2020 on amendment of PP No. 7/2018 on compensation, ...

End polemic on Pancasila Ideology Guideline Bill: House Speaker

Indonesian House of Representatives (DPR) speaker Puan Maharani urged to end a polemic on the Pancasila Ideology ...

Mary Kay celebrates 10-year anniversary of Women’s Empowerment Principles with a continued commitment to women’s leadership and inclusion

- According to World Economic Forum, at the current rate, it will take 140 years to achieve gender equality in top ...

Embassy of Pakistan holds discussion on foreign policy, regional issue

Observing the 89th Jammu & Kashmir Martyrs Day, July 13, the Pakistani Embassy, Jakarta, collaborated with ...

Govt prioritizes welfare approach in handling Papua, West Papua issues

The government has prioritized welfare, anthropological, and evaluation approaches in handling the issues in Papua and ...

Corruptor hunting team to not take over KPK's tasks: Minister

Coordinating Political, Legal, and Security Affairs Minister Mahfud MD confirmed the plan to reactivate the corruptor ...

ICW suggests empowering law enforcers for combating corruption

Anti-graft watchdog the Indonesia Corruption Watch (ICW) deems the plan to reactivate a corruptor hunting team as ...

Komnas HAM Papua Reveals Case of Victim MB’s Death in Asiki

Jayapura (Antara) – The Papuan Representative Office of the National Commission on Human Rights of the Republic of ...

Indonesia lauds Serbia over extraditing fugitive in bank fraud case

The Government of Indonesia praised its Serbian counterpart for its help in extraditing Maria Pauline Lumowa, a ...

DPR commends extradition of Rp1.7-tln bank fraud fugitive from Serbia

The House of Representatives (DPR) praised the extradition of Maria Pauline Lumowa, a fugitive in a major embezzlement ...

Indonesia, Serbia strengthen ties to fight transnational crime

The Indonesian government is seeking Serbia’s cooperation to strengthen efforts to fight transnational crimes, ...

Indonesia pursues mutual legal assistance treaty with Serbia

Minister of Law and Human Rights, Yasonna H Laoly, is leading an Indonesian delegation to Beograd on Saturday, to ...

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Global community's growing chorus against Israel's annexation plan

Israel did not proceed with its planned July-1 annexation of parts of West Bank and Jordan Valley, Palestine, amid ...