Indonesia Reform Team Urges Police Demilitarization Amid Brutality Concerns
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- •The reform committee proposed demilitarizing the police to address brutality concerns.
- •On May 8, 2026, the Indonesian House signaled readiness to revise the Police Law accordingly.
- •The reform aims to change police training, equipment, and operational methods.
- •The initiative seeks to improve public trust in law enforcement across Indonesia.
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- ▸If the Indonesian House passes the revised Police Law incorporating demilitarization then police operations may become less militarized, potentially reducing violent incidents and improving community relations.
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