DPR Commission Proposes Presidential Regulation on Wiretapping Penalties
A commission of the Indonesian House of Representatives (DPR) has proposed the issuance of a Presidential Regulation (Perppu) to regulate penalties for wiretapping. This move aims to clarify existing laws where penalties for wiretapping are ambiguous.
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