Criminal Congress

AFTER more than half a century as an independent nation, Indonesia is only now drawing up its own criminal code. But the problem is not whether this is overdue or not, but whether the new laws are in the best interests of the people. Therefore, many people have asked for each article of the proposed new code to be re-examined more carefully.

Drafting a criminal code is no small task. It will affect all aspects of public life and set the lim

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