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View all search resultsConstitutional-Court
Society 5 months ago
PREMIUM
Court allows indigenous peoples to cultivate forests
Constitutional Court justices granted a judicial review petition against the Job Creation Law, allowing agricultural activities for indigenous communities in forest areas to fulfill daily needs, not commercial purposes.
Regulations 6 months ago
PREMIUM
Tapera in limbo after Constitutional Court strikes down law
The Public Housing Savings (Tapera) program is in limbo after the Constitutional Court struck down its legal basis, with judges declaring compulsory contributions from all workers and employers an unfair burden on both.
Politics 6 months ago
PREMIUM
Deputy ministers’ new dual jobs draw flak
Recent appointments of deputy ministers as commissioners at state-owned enterprises (SOEs) in spite of a court ruling prohibiting the practice have garnered criticism that the government is exploiting the grace period before the ban takes place.
Politics 6 months ago
PREMIUM
No flaws in process for controversial TNI Law: Constitutional Court
Four of nine Constitutional Court justices filed dissenting opinions against the ruling, with Chief Justice Suhartoyo acknowledging that deliberations for the controversial law revision did not involve meaningful public participation, but instead featured closed-door meetings in places inaccessible to the public.
Politics 6 months ago
BREAKING: Constitutional Court rejects 5 petitions challenging TNI Law
In a single hearing on Wednesday, the Constitutional Court threw out five petitions for a judicial review of the TNI Law reivision passed in March, challenging the legislative process as rushed and lacking transparency.
Opinion 6 months ago
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Analysis: Constitutional Court ends deputy ministers’ moonlighting
The controversy over double jobs for deputy ministers should now end after the Constitutional Court prohibited them from serving as commissioners in state-owned enterprises (SOEs), reinforcing its previous ruling that barred ministers and other high-ranking officials from holding such positions.
