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Politics 8 months ago
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Victims of police brutality speak out against KUHAP flaws
Victims of unlawful arrest and police brutality have spoken out about the failure of the Criminal Law Procedures Code (KUHAP) to protect citizens’ rights, urging lawmakers to address these flaws in the ongoing, rushed deliberation to revise the code.
Politics 11 months ago
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Calls mount for transparency in KUHAP law revision
A group of civic organizations has blasted the ongoing legislation of the revised KUHAP Law as lacking transparency and sidelining public participation in a rushed process, a trifecta of criticisms leveled at lawmakers that have become all too common, including the recent revision of the TNI Law that led to nationwide protests in March.
Europe 3 years ago
Verdict due in Swiss 'banker of the year' strip club bill trial
In one of the country's highest-profile corporate crime trials in decades, Zurich's district court will rule whether to convict Pierin Vincenz, a former Swiss 'banker of the year' charged with making millions through illicit deals while he was chief executive of a cooperative lender Raiffeisen Switzerland.
National 5 years ago
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Jump in death sentences highlights ‘hasty’ court cases
The staggering increase in capital punishment verdicts last year has fueled criticism of Indonesia’s justice system, with activists accusing judges of ignoring basic human rights and underlining the ineffectiveness of the death penalty in reducing crime.
National 6 years ago
Government bemoans lack of environmental expertise in justice system
The Environment and Forestry Ministry has complained that a lack of certification in environmental matters among judges remains one of the biggest obstacles to law enforcement in environmental damage cases, including those involving land and forest fires.
National 6 years ago
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KPK supervisors summon union head for criticizing investigator’s mysterious dismissal
The Supervisory Council of the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) has summoned the head of the agency’s employees association for commenting on the sudden dismissal of an investigator handling a high-profile bribery case.
