Indonesian Party Advocates for Mandatory Drug Tests for State Officials
Indonesia's Ummat Party has advocated for mandatory drug tests for state officials. This initiative supports the National Police Chief's anti-narcotics campaign, aiming to ensure the integrity of public servants.
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