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View all search resultsYasonna-Laoly
National 5 years ago
Jakarta 'welcomes home' BNI loan fraud fugitive from Belgrade
The Indonesian government can now add a notch to its law enforcement record, after the Serbian government granted its extradition request for the loan fraud suspect, who had evaded authorities since she fled the country 17 years ago.
Politics 5 years ago
House urges govt to resume deliberation of controversial bills that triggered massive protests last year
Deliberations of controversial revisions to the Criminal Code and the 1995 Corrections Law were postponed last September following massive student protests in Jakarta and other regions.
National 5 years ago
Prisons less overcrowded thanks to early release of inmates over COVID-19
The Law and Human Rights Ministry’s Corrections Directorate General has recorded a decrease in prison overcrowding following the early release of prisoners and juvenile inmates in response to the COVID-19 outbreak.
National 5 years ago
Activists slam Yasonna’s plan to release graft convicts over fears of COVID-19 spread
Indonesia Corruption Watch (ICW) activist Kurnia Ramadhana said among the major graft convicts who would be eligible for early release were Setya Novanto, 64, former Constitutional Court judge Patrialis Akbar, 61, former health minister Siti Fadilah, 70, former religious affairs minister Suryadharma Ali, 63, and lawyer OC Kaligis, 78.
