Hanura Party Applauds Police Chief's Report on Alleged Illegal Wiretapping, Upholds Rule of Law
The Hanura Party in Indonesia has lauded the National Police Chief's report to the President regarding alleged illegal wiretapping within the police force, emphasizing the importance of upholding the rule of law and public trust.
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