Police Get Rid

Amnesty International lambasted the National Police for
its discriminative stance toward sexual minorities
after a 29-year-old brigadier was dishonorably discharged in December because of his sexual orientation.
 that a police officer had been dismissed from the force
because of his sexual orientation
and was now challenging his dismissal at the Semarang State Administrative Court. 

Responding to the issue,
he supported the Central Java Police's decision, saying that
from the perspectives of religion and morality 
it was clear that L was "taboo."
"[It] is also not recognized by the state.

So from these [facts] it is implied that
members of the Indonesian National Police must not be L
and must not have a deviant sexual orientation.
it was "wrong, misleading and discriminative".
the dismissal of TT violated the human rights principles,
especially on equality and non-discrimination in the armed forces.
It also violated National Police Chief Regulation No. 8/2009 on the implementation of the standards and principles of human rights on the police's duties.
Article 4 of the regulation stipulates that
human rights do not distinguish race, ethnicity, ideology, culture, religion, belief, philosophy, social status, gender or sexual orientation,
but prioritize a commitment to mutual respect to create a civilized world.
The dismissal violated Article 6 which stipulates that
in the scope of the National Police's duties, human rights also include the special rights of minority groups.

"So the decision to discharge [TT] clearly violated their own internal regulation.

On a broader scale this is a violation of human rights.

Especially in the world of law enforcement agencies -- whose
duty is to serve and protect citizens based on the principles of equality and non-discrimination,.
Usman urged police to cancel TT's dismissal and
return him to his unit in Semarang.
TT is an hiv and
He has kept his orientation a secret for years until

he was ambushed by fellow officers while on a date with his partner on Valentine’s Day.
police learned of TT's private life through an internal investigation.

Terrorist Cibinong Raid

Like others who have allowed their houses to be demolished for infrastructure projects,
Minister has given up his private house on Jl. Rawa Semut,  to make way for the construction of  Becakayu toll road.

Basuki’s eviction from his house was proof that no one was given special privileges,
including government officials, in the construction of public facilities.
“I’m sure this is also his [Basuki’s] expectation.

Basuki, revealed the eviction plan in December 2018.
"This is the first time in history that a minister has been evicted [for an infrastructure project].
I told them not to reroute the road.
Therefore, I will wait for the compensation.
Basuki has lived in the house since he returned to the country
after his doctoral studies at the University of Colorado, United States, in 1992.

After becoming a minister in the Joko “Jokowi” Widodo-Jusuf Kalla Cabinet,

Basuki moved to an official residence at Widya Chandra ministry housing complex in Kebayoran Baru, South Jakarta.
even though he was a minister, he was still subject to Law No. 2/2012 regarding land procurement for public facilities development.
Mahfud MD made news of Basuki’s eviction go viral.
He tweeted on his personal Twitter account @mohmahfudmd that
Basuki would be evicted even though he was leading the country’s infrastructure projects.
Mahfud compared Basuki to another state official who
had asked for an infrastructure project to be rerouted
so that their house would not be demolished.

Taxi Driver Died Inside

Taxi driver was found dead in the driver’s seat of his car,

The car was parked on Jl. Raya Boulevard Utama in BSD.
Suradi’s body was found by a security officer of a residential area in BSD named Anhar.

he saw the taxi parked in front of a bus shelter by the road.

He approached Suradi to ask him to move his car.

“At 6 a.m., the taxi was parked with its engine and air conditioner on -- and
locked from the inside.

As he knocked on the taxi’s window to wake Suradi up,
other taxi drivers passing by stopped to help.

When the police arrived and forcibly opened the car door, [dengan paksa]
they found that Suradi had died, with his body slouching toward the wheel [membunguk]

and his safety belt attached.
according to Suradi’s family,
he was known to suffer from several illnesses.
“He had a history of heart disease and acute stomach ulcers.

He frequently felt pain in the left part of his chest and
He often paid a visit to a clinic,”

the family has signed a letter refusing a post-mortem investigation on Suradi’s body.