Indonesia Asset Forfeiture Bill
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The Indonesian Parliament is set to finalize the Asset Forfeiture Bill by December 15, 2026, aiming to establish an integrated system for asset recovery. Activists have responded to the timeline, while the government expresses readiness to conclude the debate. The bill's discussion coincides with planned protests and the State Budget debate.
Activists respond to Indonesian parliament's asset forfeiture bill timeline
- Activists have responded to the Indonesian parliament's target to pass the Asset Forfeiture Bill by December 15, 2026. - While acknowledging the target, activists emphasize the need for convincing action against corruption. - The parliament has assured that public input will be considered during the bill's deliberation.
Indonesian Parliament Vows to Pass Asset Forfeiture Bill by Year-End
- The Indonesian House of Representatives (DPR) committed to finalizing the Asset Forfeiture Bill by December 15, 2026. - The bill aims to create an integrated criminal justice system and includes new…
Indonesian Parliament to discuss Asset Forfeiture Bill and State Budget today amid planned protests
- The Indonesian Parliament (DPR) is holding a plenary session today to discuss key legislative matters, including the Asset Forfeiture Bill and the State Budget. - The session's agenda includes repor…
Yusril: Government Ready to Finalize Asset Forfeiture Bill
- The Indonesian government is prepared to finalize the Asset Forfeiture Bill currently being debated by the House of Representatives. - Coordinating Minister Yusril Ihza Mahendra stated the governmen…