The Indonesian National Police (INP) has reaffirmed its commitment to respecting and following up on the Constitutional Court (MK) ruling regarding the assignment of police members to civilian positions.
Indonesia reviews 4,300 police assignments in ministries after a Constitutional Court ruling bans active officers from civilian posts. Read the full story.
Indonesian Police launch SMA Kemala Taruna Bhayangkara, a new model for character-based education aiming to shape globally competitive youth. Read the full story.
The Head of the Indonesian National Police (INP) Traffic Corps, Inspector General Agus Suryonugroho, emphasized his commitment to strengthening the public service revitalization program within his unit.
Member of Commission IV of the Indonesian House of Representatives (DPR RI), Rajiv, urged the Ministry of Forestry to collaborate with the Indonesian National Police (INP) to enforce the law and strengthen protection of forest areas and national parks.
Indonesian Police join hands with the International Trade Union Confederation to boost worker protection and job creation. Read the full story here.
Indonesian Police ChiefGeneral Listyo Sigit Prabowo says Indonesia’s National Police welcomes reform and evaluation as President Prabowo’s commission begins work. Read more.
INP Deputy Chief Commissioner General Dedi Prasetyo received Brawijaya University’s Public Leadership Award for his integrity and reform-driven leadership. Read the full story.
Social Affairs Minister Syaifullah Yusuf praises INP for rapid aid and investigation after the SMAN 72 Jakarta school explosion injured 96 people. Read the full story.
Indonesia’s police will partner with ride-hailing platforms to add a quick-report feature for faster crime response and driver protection. Read more here.
President Prabowo appoints Jimly Asshiddiqie to lead 10-member Indonesia’s Police Reform Commission, fulfilling his promise to accelerate INP's institutional reform. Read the full story.
Indonesian Police Deputy Chief Commissioner General Dedi Prasetyo urges 1,158 new officers to rebuild public trust through real action, service, and digital responsibility. Read the full story here.
