Indonesia Parliament Amends Law to Permit Police Service in Civilian Government

Indonesia’s parliament passed an amendment to existing legislation. The change allows police officers to serve in civilian government roles. The amendment was reported by U.S. News & World Report. Lawmakers argued the reform could enhance public administration. Critics expressed concerns about the separation of powers. The amendment aligns with broader security sector reforms. Implementation details will be outlined by the government. Observers will assess the impact on governance and police independence.