Indonesian National Police Chief Visits Supreme Court, Strengthens Legal Enforcement Cooperation
The Indonesian National Police Chief visited the Supreme Court to confirm cooperation aimed at strengthening law enforcement. This highlights the crucial role of collaboration between the two institutions in maintaining domestic legal order.
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