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Politics 8 years ago
Individuals implicated in corruption to vote at KPK headquarters
Some individuals, including suspects and corruption convicts, who are currently being detained by the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) are scheduled to vote at the commission headquarters in Kuningan, South Jakarta.
National 9 years ago
Convicts on probation should be allowed to run in regional elections: Lawmaker
Convicts on probation should be allowed to run in regional elections and exercise full political rights, a lawmaker has said in agreement to a recent regulation issued by the House of Representatives.
National 9 years ago
Govt to increase supervision system for imprisoned terrorist convicts
The government will strengthen its supervision system of terrorist convicts in penitentiaries across the country, considering that inmates are highly vulnerable to the spread of radicalism, a top counterterrorism official says.
National 9 years ago
Letter circulates confirming names of 14 to be executed
Amid the tight control of information about President Joko "Jokowi" Widodo's third round of executions, Indonesian journalists have obtained the list of 14 names of people slated to be killed by firing squad early on Friday.
National 10 years ago
Indonesia will maintain death penalty for drugs traffickers
The government will continue to hand out the death sentence to big players in the drug trafficking world despite criticism from foreign countries and human rights activists, arguing that consistency in law enforcement is the key to success in curbing the distribution of drugs.
