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November 15, 2016 edition

HOTMAN Sitorus is gearing up for a long hearing, when he represents the government in a case that will review three articles of decency in the Criminal Code (KUHP), by the Constitutional Court. Generally, a judicial review can be completed in four to five hearings, but this was not the case with this particular judicial review request.
"It's the longest session. Seven parties are involved, and each can present up to nine expert witnesses," said the head of the subdirectorate of litigation at the justice and human rights ministry, on Thursday last week.

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November 8, 2016 edition

The government and the DPR have approved 'the right to be forgotten' in the revision of Information and Electronic Transaction Law. The revision may lead to abuse.

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November 1, 2016 edition

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October 25, 2016 edition

Minister of Research, Technology and Higher Education Muhammad Nasir said it is possible there are people claiming to have a close connection with him and acting as 'brokers' in elections at several universities. The former rector of Semarang's Diponegoro University said if this is indeed happening, he does not know about it nor would he be able to prevent them from 'trading influences' with rector candidates. "That's normal, but I wish it did not happen," he told Tempo during an interview in his study on Thursday, two weeks ago.
The minister's vote, which accounts for 35 percent, is a decisive factor in elections.
Because state universities are funded by the state budget, a minister is entitled to select one of three candidates. We don't just appoint people. Their track records are important, and they must have a clear vision and mission.

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October 18, 2016 edition

Police uncovered illegal fee collections for shipping permits at the transportation ministry. A deeply rooted practice that over the years metastasized at all levels of the ministry.

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October 11, 2016 edition

Taat Pribadi fooled thousands of victims with his promises of doubling their money. He was recently arrested for suspicion of fraud and murder.

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October 4, 2016 edition

The Attorney-General's Office has indicted former Indonesian Banking Restructuring Agency chief Syafruddin Tumenggung for corruption. The case was held up in its pretrial hearing and by political maneuvering.

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