YLBHI Urges Military Court Reform Without Waiting 2 Years Post-Constitutional Court Ruling
The Indonesian Legal Aid Foundation (YLBHI) is urging for reforms to the military justice system, insisting it should not wait the two-year period following a Constitutional Court ruling. The organization advocates for increased transparency and independence in military justice.
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