Four Indonesian Senior Officers to Face Ethics Trial Over Alleged Presidential Tapping
Four senior Indonesian police officials have been identified as suspects in an alleged illegal tapping of President Prabowo Subianto and will face a Professional Code of Ethics trial (KEPP). The exact date for the ethics trial remains undetermined as investigations continue.
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