Indonesian Military Personnel Prosecution in General Courts Sparks Debate, Parliament Eyes Military Justice Law Revision
Indonesia's Constitutional Court has ruled that military personnel (TNI) can be prosecuted in general courts. Following this decision, the Parliament (DPR) is now discussing revisions to the Military Justice Law, marking a new phase in the relationship between the military and the judiciary.
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