Government pushes police civilian posts rule despite court ruling

The Jakarta Post·Jan 22

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A government is moving forward with a rule regarding civilian posts in police forces, despite a court ruling. The specifics of the rule and the court ruling are unclear, and it is also uncertain if this is related to other reported government actions. Other news stories suggest various governments are taking actions on different issues, but it is not apparent if these are connected to the police civilian posts rule.

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