The Indonesian House of Representatives passes a law revision regarding the armed forces, which expands the amount of civilian positions an active officer can hold from ten to fourteen while also raising the retirement age for soldiers, prompting protests across the country fearing eroding civil control.
Indonesian parliament passed a law revision regarding the Indonesian Armed Forces which expands the amount of civilian position an active officer can hold from 10 to 14 while also raising the retirement age for soldiers, prompting protests across the country fearing eroding civilian supremacy
TheIndonesian HouseofRepresentatives passes a law revision regarding the Indonesian Armed Forces which expands the amount of civilian positions an active officer can hold from ten to fourteen while also raising the retirement age for soldiers, prompting protests across the country fearing eroding civil control.
The Indonesian House of Representatives passes a law revision regarding the armed forces, which expands the amount of civilian positions an active officer can hold from ten to fourteen while also raising the retirement age for soldiers, prompting protests across the country fearing eroding civil control.