This article discusses legal developments and challenges in the enforcement of human rights in Indonesia.

Discussing the demonstrations in August and the polemics within, starting from the issue of being exploited and provoked by political elites to divide the people

Chief of the Indonesian National Police, General Listyo Sigit Prabowo, will investigate the case of the detention of activist Delpedro Marhaen and others. This response follows a letter from the Gerakan Nurani Bangsa (GNB) who are ready to be guarantors and request the...

Sinta Nuriyah Wahid and GNB figures visited Delpedro cs at the Metro Jaya Regional Police. They said the case of inciting the demonstration was just a misunderstanding and were ready to be guarantors.

Follow up on allegations of students being paid during the riots in Jakarta, PPATK submitted the results of the analysis of fund flows to investigators at the Metro Jaya Regional Police for investigation.

The Election Bill is included in the 2026 Priority National Legislation Program; Commission II of the DPR is ready to discuss it. The public demands system improvements and accountability after the demonstration.

Polda Metro Jaya examined all Lokataru staff, including Delpedro cs' legal counsel, as witnesses in the incitement case, raising questions about the direction of the investigation.

This article highlights the low intellectual capacity of some members of the DPR and proposes a minimum requirement of a Bachelor's degree to maintain the quality of democracy.

Yusril Ihza Mahendra asked prosecutors not to find loopholes to appeal the acquittal of Delpedro et al. He emphasized that the new Criminal Procedure Code prohibits appeals against acquittals.

The panel of judges at the Central Jakarta District Court acquitted Delpedro Marhaen and others of the incitement to demonstration charges because the prosecutor failed to prove the element of false news.