Protesters against Indonesia military law clash with police in Surabaya

Indonesia's military role grows, raising concerns

Indonesia's revised military law expands the armed forces' role in civilian affairs, sparking fears of a return to autocratic rule and erosion of democratic safeguards.

Protesters against Indonesia military law clash with police

There’s been violence between protesters and police in Indonesia at a demonstration against a new military law.

Protesters against Indonesia military law clash with police in Surabaya

SURABAYA: A violent clash broke out Monday in the Indonesian metropolis of Surabaya between police and demonstrators protesting against the country’s newly passed military law, AFP journalists witnessed. © New Straits Times Press (M) Bhd

President Prabowo extends the influence of the military in the civilian sector under protest from human rights activists.

Halt Indonesia’s Slide into Military Dictatorship

International Solidarity Call by Indonesian Activists We, Indonesian groups, organizations, activists, and individuals, raise our voices in outrage and condemnation as the Indonesian Parliament legalizes the revised Indonesian National Armed Forces Bill (UU TNI) today — 20.03.2025. This law marks a devastating blow to democracy, human rights, and civilian supremacy in Indonesia, signaling a dangerous shift toward militarism and the rise of neo-f…

Demonstrators who were reported missing after the demonstration rejecting the Law on the Indonesian National Army (UU TNI) at the Malang City DPRD Building, were finally found....