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ICLU: Indonesia’s Legal Framework on Anti Terrorism
The war on terrorism has made the government of Indonesia to renew the policy on terrorism. Although critics received from human rights activists, the revision process of Law on Terrorism continued and was finally agreed upon by the government and
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Indonesia Must Prepare a Monitoring Mechanism, to Balance the Detention Duration in the Anti-Terrorism Bill
The government and the House of Representatives reportedly have agreed on the duration of detention in the Anti-Terrorism Bill that would be in total 760 days, the detention duration is not part of the arrest duration that has been recently
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ICJR Criticized the Closed-Door Discussion of the Detention Duration in the Anti-Terrorism Bill
“ICJR considers that there is no strong enough reason to cover the discussion of the duration of detention in the Anti-Terrorism Bill” The discussion of the Anti-Terrorism Bill on 14 June 14 2017 went closed-door in the House of Representatives. The
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ICJR Proposes Several Inputs in the Public Hearing of the Special Committee on the Draft Bill on Terrorism
On Tuesday, 31 May 2016, the Institute for Criminal Justice Reform (“ICJR”) was invited by the Special Committee on the Draft Bill on Terrorism to deliver several inputs in the Public Hearing which held in the House of Representatives (DPR).
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