Wiretapping Case Sparks Debate on Special Committee Formation in Indonesia
A proposal to form a special committee (Pansus) to investigate a wiretapping incident has emerged in Indonesia. The Gerindra Party, a major ruling party, has indicated its willingness to consider the idea, drawing attention to efforts to uncover the full extent of the case and prevent recurrence.
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