Jokowi’s revised job creation law challenged as unconstitutional


File photo of members of Indonesian trade unions protesting against the Job Creation Law outside parliament in Jakarta on June 15, 2022. - Reuters

JAKARTA (Bloomberg): A group of Indonesian citizens filed an appeal against the revision to the Job Creation Law, seeking to rule the bill as unconstitutional.

The group that includes lawyers, activists and students submitted the appeal to the Constitutional Court on Thursday (Jan 5), according to the filing.

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