Indonesian Election Reform Must Prioritize People's Sovereignty and Fair Representation
Discussions on election system reform are underway in Indonesia, with growing calls to prioritize people's sovereignty, fair representation, and legal certainty. The direction of reform could impact the country's future political stability.
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