Heriyanto claims he has not been paid and has not received an employment decree due to the absence of a budget for the Papua Development Acceleration Executive Committee.

Minister Supratman mentioned that the Constitutional Court's ruling regarding the Military Court Law will be discussed at the ministry/agency level, with Ditjen PP tasked to draft its implications.

General Maruli Simanjuntak has been officially appointed as Vice Chief of TNI, succeeding General Tandyo Budi Revita, who is now the Chief of Army Staff.

The government is preparing solutions to address overcrowding in prisons filled with drug offenders: Revising laws and designating uninhabited crocodile-infested islands.

A citizen has challenged the Election Law at the Constitutional Court, demanding that bachelor's and higher degrees be recognized as valid qualifications for presidential and vice-presidential candidates, not just a high school diploma. Here are the reaso

Kopassus emphasizes that no soldier is above the law. 2nd Lt. Inf AG is designated as a suspect for negligence leading to the death of 2nd Lt. Inf Jihad Ahmad Al-Rasyid, with legal proceedings conducted transparently.

The DPR and the government have agreed to discuss the Revision of the Copyright Law following the recess, aiming for completion by December 2026. The revision includes journalist protection, AI, and new royalty governance.

Constitutional Judge Arsul Sani asserts that the education requirements for presidential and vice-presidential candidates represent an open legal policy.

Lawyer OC Kaligis sharply criticizes the Asset Forfeiture Draft Law in the Indonesian House of Representatives. He is concerned that seizure powers without a criminal ruling could lead to abuse of authority.

The Palace, via the Deputy Minister of State Secretary, has requested the Minister of Law to review and align regulations that do not support President Prabowo's programs.

PPP, PBB, Eagle Party withdraw their request for judicial review of the Election Law at the Constitutional Court.

Commission I of the House urges the Ministry of Defense and TNI to prepare substantive input for the revision of the Military Courts Law, without waiting for the Constitutional Court's deadline.

The Police Law has been challenged after a year with no clear progress on the laptop theft case. Calls for reform to place the police under the ministry are being made.

Three non-parliamentary parties, PBB, PPP, and the Garuda Party, have withdrawn their lawsuit regarding the General Election Law at the Constitutional Court, citing discussions on revising the law at the House.

At the Election Law hearing, Constitutional Judge Arsul Sani discussed the issue of disqualification in regional elections due to the absence of a high school diploma, despite possessing a master's degree.

Abdon Nababan stated that the Balik indigenous people in IKN were never asked for approval regarding the development. Their customary rights are at risk, as the challenge against the IKN Law continues in the Constitutional Court.

DPR member Syafruddin urges the government to tackle forest and land fires comprehensively, not just through extinguishing efforts. Prevention, law enforcement, and cross-border haze mitigation are crucial.

The DPR's working committee is still discussing the Election Law revisions in a closed manner. Deputy Chairman of Commission II of the DPR Aria Bima reveals the reasons and sensitive issues being discussed.

Commission I of the Indonesian House of Representatives pushes for the revision of the Military Justice Law to be prioritized in the National Legislation Program, following the Constitutional Court's decision. The delineation between military and general

The MK has granted the petition of Lenny Damanik, a mother fighting for justice for her child. The Military Court Law has been declared conditionally unconstitutional, paving the way for legal reform.