US EditionConstitutional Court Ruling: Government Must Guarantee Free Public and Private Elementary and Middle Schools Gradually
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Head of the Presidential Communications Office Hasan Nasbi admitted that he has not fully read a copy of the Constitutional Court's ruling on free public and private elementary and junior high schools. The Constitutional Court...
Article 34 paragraph 2 of the National Education System Law has given rise to multiple interpretations and discriminatory treatment, thereby contradicting the 1945 Constitution of the Republic of Indonesia.
According to Lalu Ari, the decision to make public and private schools free is in line with the spirit of equal education that has been fought for by Commission X and the PKB Faction of the Indonesian House of Representatives.
The Constitutional Court (MK) partially granted the request for judicial review of Law Number 20 of 2003 concerning the National Education System.
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