Yesterday's Legal News: Human Rights Minister on Feri Amsari to Village Guard Award
Jakarta (ANTARA) - Several legal events were reported by us on Sunday (19/4), and here are five stories you can revisit this morning, ranging from Human Rights Minister Natalius Pigai’s comments on the report against academic Feri Amsari to the Village Guard Award 2026.
- Human Rights Minister: Feri Amsari’s Criticism Does Not Need to Be Policed
Human Rights Minister Natalius Pigai assessed that the report against constitutional law expert from Andalas University, Feri Amsari, regarding criticism of the government’s food self-sufficiency policy, does not need to be pursued.
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- Attorney General: Village Guard is the Prosecutor’s Office’s Commitment to Safeguard Village Governance
Attorney General of the Republic of Indonesia ST Burhanuddin stated that the Village Guard Prosecutors (Jaga Desa) programme is a manifestation of the Republic of Indonesia Prosecutor’s Office’s commitment to safeguarding village governance from all forms of legal deviations.
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- National Police Criminal Investigation Agency Arrests Five Counterfeit US Dollar Distributors
A team from Unit 1 of the Mobile Brigade Unit of the National Police Criminal Investigation Agency arrested five individuals involved in the criminal act of circulating counterfeit US dollars in the Banten region.
Read more here.
- Two Suspected Stabbers of Southeast Maluku Golkar DPD II Chairman Arrested
The Southeast Maluku Police Resort arrested two suspected stabbers of the Chairman of the Regional Leadership Council (DPD) II of the Golkar Party in Southeast Maluku, Agrapinus Rumatora alias Nus Kei, at the exit of Karel Sadsuitubun Airport on Sunday (19/4).
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- Four Dead, Police Investigate Chain Collision in Probolinggo
Police are investigating the cause of a chain collision involving six vehicles that resulted in four deaths on the main road of Malasan Wetan Village, Probolinggo, East Java, on Saturday (18/4) night.
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