Indonesian National Police Chief to Undergo Ethics Hearing for Wiretapping Case
Indonesia's National Police Chief has been confirmed to undergo an ethics hearing related to a wiretapping case. The police emphasized that no special treatment will be given, even to the chief. This decision raises public interest in discipline and transparency within the police organization.
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