Indonesian Constitutional Court Orders Revision of Military Justice Law; DPR Commission I Calls for Comprehensive Review
The Indonesian Constitutional Court has ordered revisions to the Military Justice Law (UU Peradilan Militer). In response, the House of Representatives' (DPR) Commission I has stated that a comprehensive review is necessary. This decision may impact the role of the military in the judiciary and civil-military relations.
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