JAKARTA - Deputy Coordinator for External Affairs of the Commission for Missing Persons and Violence (KontraS) Andrie Yunus admitted that the KontraS office had been stalked and terrorized after they broke into a meeting of the Indonesian House of Representatives which was discussing the TNI Bill at the Fairmont Hotel Jakarta.
Andrie said, after returning from the Fairmont Hotel, the KontraS Office located on Jalan Kramat II, Kwitang, Central Jakarta was stalked by an unknown person at around 00.06 WIB, Sunday, March 16.
"We were at the office at the time. Then we heard the sound of a bell, which indicated that someone wanted to enter," Andrie told reporters, Sunday, March 16.
Andrie admitted that she did not immediately approach. He monitored from the balcony on the 2nd floor and saw three people in front of the KontraS office. One person in a cream color with a tall posture, while the other person wore a black jacket.
"When I asked, 'Where did you come from, bro?'. 'Media', he said. I then went straight inside, closed the door and didn't see them, because we thought it was odd if the media was in the middle of the night Then it seemed as if they continued to force their way in," explained Andrie.
Andrie decided not to meet the three unknown people and did not believe that they were reporters because they did not explain what their names and origins were.
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In addition, Andrie's cellphone also received a call from an unknown number, either from a cell phone or via the WhatsApp application. The call was not Andrie picked up.
The House of Representatives Commission I and the government suddenly held a working committee meeting (panja) for the revision of the TNI Law at the Fairmont Hotel, Jakarta. This activity was held for two days on March 14-15.
On Saturday, March 15, a number of representatives from the civil society coalition broke into the meeting room at around 17.40 they unfurled posters and expressed rejection of the TNI's duality and rejected the hasty discussion of the TNI Bill.
Before long, they were forced to leave the meeting room, causing the KontraS representative to fall. After leaving the meeting room, demands for rejection of the TNI Bill were again voiced before finally leaving the location.
The revision of the TNI Law invites polemic because it is feared that it will revive ABRI's dyafunction. There are a number of proposed changes in the DIM Revision of the TNI Law from the government, including the expansion of the placement of active TNI soldiers in 15 ministries and institutions.
Even though it has been expanded, the government proposes TNI soldiers to occupy civilian positions outside 15 ministries and institutions. However, on condition that they must retire early or resign.
Then, this revision is allegedly aimed at determining the increase in the age of service for soldiers up to 58 years for non-commissioned officers and enlisted personnel. Meanwhile, the official term for officers can reach the age of 60 years.
In addition, there is a possibility that the official term will be extended to 65 years for soldiers who occupy functional positions. As for the 4-star high-ranking officers, the retirement period is in accordance with the president's discretion.
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