Indonesia Constitutional Court bans police from holding second job


JAKARTA: The Constitutional Court ruled in a seven-to-two decision on Thursday (Nov 13) that police officers are barred from holding additional positions in the government, a common practice in the current administration.

The petition was filed by a lawyer and a student challenging the Police Law, which contains an ambiguous provision conflicting with another provision that stipulates that a police officer must resign or retire from the service before taking on additional roles in the government.

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