A number of civil society organizations collaborated to produce Pig Feast, a documentary film depicting deforestation, militarism, and the resistance of Indigenous Papuan communities against the government’s food estate project. Soldiers, officials, and academics moved to block screenings of the film in various regions. There were indications of coordinated orders to censor it.

Coordinating Minister for Legal, Human Rights, Immigration, and Correctional Affairs Yusril Ihza Mahendra discusses the urgency of forming a Joint Fact-Finding Team for the DPR dissolution demonstrations, as well as the issue of implementing martial law.

Minister Yusril Ihza Mahendra confirms that pardoning corruptors is not recognized in the Indonesian legal system. His ministry is still using the old budget.

Dozens of companies are seeking permits to process marine sediment. They include businessmen, regional head candidates, and former cabinet ministers.

Dato Sri Tahir’s lawyer, Yusril Ihza Mahendra, wrote that questions on Ted Sioeng’s accusation are irrelevant to answer because his client does not run the daily operations of Bank Mayapada.