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An Indonesian parliament labor committee member, Jamal, has proposed a law requiring companies to hire 20% of national trainees as permanent employees. This initiative aims to reduce unemployment and increase job opportunities.
The Indonesian Human Rights Committee convened with Minister of Human Rights Natalius Pigai to discuss improving human rights implementation in the country. This meeting comes at a time when Indonesia faces complex challenges both nationally and internationally.
The Indonesian government announced it will not raise fuel prices, a decision seen by parliament members as crucial for maintaining the country's economic stability. This decision comes amid external pressures affecting the energy sector.
Members of the eighth committee in the Indonesian parliament conducted a field visit to the social affairs department in Tangerang on Wednesday. The visit aimed to assess how citizens are benefiting from the social assistance provided, part of efforts to enhance the effectiveness of social support programs.
Indonesian photographer <strong>Amles Kristi Setbo</strong> has been released after spending <strong>131 days</strong> in detention. He expressed gratitude to members of the Indonesian Parliament during a meeting in <strong>Jakarta</strong> for their support of his case.
Indonesian photographer Amzal Kristi Situbo arrived at the parliament in Jakarta to discuss his case following a court ruling of acquittal. This visit comes after a prolonged legal controversy, and Situbo expressed his immense happiness with the verdict.
Chosnunniah Chalime, Vice Chair of the Indonesian Creative Economy Committee, urged the Ministry of Creative Economy to take effective steps to protect workers in this sector following a legal case involving videographer Amel Kristi Sitbo in North Sumatra. This comes amid the sector's significance as a key driver of the national economy.