Indonesian Finance Ministry Allegedly 'Experimenting' in Roy Suryo Compensation Lawsuit
Prominent Indonesian legal expert Refly alleges the Finance Ministry is attempting to improperly influence the preliminary trial proceedings concerning Roy Suryo's compensation claim, raising concerns about judicial independence.
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