Minister of Human Rights Minta Hakim Andrie Yunus Adili Case to be Judged with Transparency

JAKARTA - Human Rights Minister (HAM) Natalius Pigai asked judges and military oditur who handled the case of water spraying against Andrie Yunus, to work transparently and prioritize the principle of justice.

"I ask that the military and judges really open themselves transparently to the public so that they can follow the developments carefully," said Pigai as quoted by ANTARA, Monday, April 20.

According to Pigai, this is in line with President Prabowo Subianto's order to complete and resolve the case fairly.

Pigai admitted that from the beginning his party had delivered the harshest criticism of this case.

According to him, the act of spraying hard water was a gangster act that must be taken action on because it threatened all aspects of people's rights.

Now, the case has entered the court.

Pigai hopes that the judicial process can run in a conducive, transparent and without intervention in order to create justice.

Head of the Jakarta Military Court II-08, Colonel Chk Fredy Ferdian Isnartanto said the first trial in this case was scheduled to take place starting Wednesday, April 29, 2026. The agenda of the first trial was the reading of the indictment.

Fredy said the defendants would be present in person in the courtroom. Their presence is mandatory as part of the process of reading the indictment by the military prosecutor.

The Jakarta Military Court II-08 also ensured that the trial was open to the public.

The public, including the press, are welcome to follow the proceedings to ensure the transparency of the legal process.

"The trial is open to the public, just like in the district court. Please let the public and the media come to monitor the course of the trial," said Fredy at the Jakarta Military Court II-08, Thursday (16/4).