Gibran's High School Equivalency Certificate Canceled, GI-JOE Volunteers: Too Premature
Indonesia's Supreme Court (MA) has invalidated a high school equivalency certificate (Suket) held by Vice Presidential candidate Gibran Rakabuming Raka. His volunteer group has criticized the decision as premature.
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