The new law allows active-duty military personnel to hold civilian positions in 14 government institutions without resigning, an increase from 10 institutions in the previous law. The revised ...

While reforms were introduced after Suharto’s bloody rule to keep the military out of politics, retired officers have played an influential role in Indonesian public life. The country’s first ...

JAKARTA -- Indonesia's House of Representatives has passed revisions to a law on the Indonesian military (TNI), allowing active-duty personnel to assume positions in a wider range of civilian ...

Parliament, controlled by parties of former general Prabowo’s ruling coalition, approved revisions that will let active-duty military personnel assume a broader range of civilian positions, including ...

The Indonesian parliament on Thursday voted unanimously to amend the 2004 Armed Forces Law to allow serving military officers to hold crucial civilian positions. The amendments were pushed by the ...

The changes to the 2004 Indonesian Military (TNI) Law expand the government’s ability to appoint serving military officers to civilian positions. The changes were approved by the House of ...