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Analysis Reforming the National Police Beyond the Status Quo
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- President Prabowo Subianto approved six police reform recommendations on May 5, 2025.
- Reforms include strengthening Kompolnas, demilitarizing police culture, and regulating police placements in civilian roles.
- Two recommendations maintain the current structure: police under presidential authority and existing appointment process for police chief.
- Protests in Surabaya on August 29, 2025, used tear gas after death of Affan Kurniawan.
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