RKUHP Still Has Loopholes
The RKUHP is still considered to contain a number of issues that could cause problems without in-depth revisions.
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A motorcyclist crosses a mural containing the words "dilarang melarang (forbidden forbid)" on the flyover wall in Grogol, Jakarta, Friday (11/15/2019). This mural is a satire against the Criminal Code Bill which is considered too regulated the private affairs of citizens.
JAKARTA, KOMPAS — The ratification of the Draft Criminal Code (RKUHP) is one step closer after House of Representatives (DPR) Commission III, which overseas legal affairs, accepted the government's explanation regarding 14 crucial issues contained within it. However, the RKUHP is still considered to contain a number of issues that could cause problems without in-depth revisions.
House Commission III announced its approval of the 14 crucial issues that had drawn public criticism in a meeting with the government, as represented by Deputy Law and Human Rights Minister Eddy O.S. Hiariej, in Jakarta on Wednesday (25/5/2022). The RKUHP is to be deliberated in a House plenary session for passing into law.