The government is preparing to strengthen the public complaints mechanism to support public oversight of services in the legal, human rights, immigration, and correctional sectors, following the emergence of a number of alleged corruption cases that have attracted public attention.
The Ministry of Health emphasized the importance of suppressing social stigma against men being vulnerable, which is in line with Men's Mental Health Awareness Month.
The Director General of Corrections at the Ministry of Immigration and Corrections, Mashudi, stated that by June 2026, 2,834 high-risk inmates would be transferred to super-maximum security prisons in Nusakambangan, Central Java.
Minister of Trade Budi Santoso stated that Minyakita is no longer part of the government's food aid program.
Personnel from the Damai Cartenz Operation Task Force conducted a dialogue patrol in Talilime Village, Puncak Jaya Regency, as an effort to get closer with the community and ensure that public order and security were maintained.
Indonesian government to strengthen public complaint mechanisms for monitoring legal, human rights, immigration, and correctional services amid corruption concerns. Read the full update here.
Bengkulu Police uncovered all targets in Operation Antik Nala 2026, arresting 35 suspects and seizing narcotics. Read the full report here.
Damai Task Force Cartenz conducted dialog patrols in Talilime, Puncak Jaya, Central Papua, to ensure security and build trust with the community. Read the full report here.
Banten Police organized blood donation, free mass circumcision, and cleft lip surgery to celebrate Bhayangkara Day’s 80th anniversary. Read the full details here.
Over 2,800 high-risk prisoners have been transferred to Nusakambangan Prison Island maximum-security prison by June 2026, says Ministry of Corrections. Read more here.
Trade Minister Budi Santoso confirms Minyakita cooking oil will be distributed only through public markets, not food aid. Read the government’s latest policy update here.
Kapolda NTT gave school supplies to Marciano Tefi, a student in TTS whose viral video showed his father using charcoal as socks. Read the full story here.
