Decision Rejected the judicial review of the Law on the Establishment of Bontang City, but encouraged lawmakers to re-evaluate the boundaries if they do not align with historical facts & maps.

Decision Rejected the judicial review of the Law on Traffic and Road Transportation concerning traffic light (APILL) that is considered discriminatory to color-blind individuals. Decision Affirmed that the government is obligated to accommodate the needs of people with disabilities.

Today Decision Will read the verdict on the formal judicial review of the TNI Law. Review the journey of the 5 lawsuits that questioned the lack of public participation in the drafting process.

Decision Decided! The statute of limitations for termination lawsuits of 1 year is now calculated from the failure of mediation or conciliation, not from the date of termination. See the latest decision. Decision latest.

Decision Declared that the petition of PHPU Jimmy–Inri was inadmissible. Allegations of money politics in the re-vote of the Barito Utara Regent Election were unproven; volunteer honorarium needs to be clearly regulated

Decision Rejection of the Papua Gubernatorial Election lawsuit. The argument of anomaly in the use of voting rights exceeding 100% of the Final Voters List was deemed unproven and a misunderstanding of voter data.

Decision Affirming that legal protection for journalists is a constitutional instrument. Criminal/civil proceedings are the last resort after Press Council mediation.

Decision Reminding the government to prioritize the budget for road preservation and repair damaged roads for the safety of road users. Decision Decision No.

Decision Rejection of the material review of the Tax Court Law. Judges must be bound by evidence and rational conviction. Impact: legal certainty in tax disputes.

Decision Affirming that columnists & freelance contributors remain legally protected. Protection via the Press Law if they meet the requirements of journalists, or other laws related to human rights.