Politics · Indonesia · 4 hrs ago
Dr Tifa Plans Complaint Over Jokowi Case’s Restorative Justice
Tifauzia Tyassuma, known as Dr Tifa, plans to complain to Indonesia’s police chief about how restorative justice was used in a case involving claims that former president Joko Widodo had a fake diploma.
Restorative justice can resolve a case outside the usual court process, and Tifa says it was applied only to some of the people named in the police report.
She says the report involved eight people and argues that its withdrawal should have applied to everyone named in it.
She wants the police chief to examine whether the process was misused, but her claim has not been established.
Tifa is herself a defendant in the case, which is being heard at an East Jakarta court.
She faces several charges under Indonesia’s criminal code and electronic information law.
She says she will raise the complaint with newly appointed police chief Suyudi Ario Seto; the sources do not describe any response or next step from him.
Dr Tifauzia Tyassuma, known as Dr Tifa, plans to complain to Indonesia’s police chief about the use of restorative justice in a case involving allegations over Joko Widodo’s diploma.
She says restorative justice was applied to only some of the people named in a police report involving eight people.
Tifa argues that withdrawing the report should affect everyone named in it, not just selected people.
She made the announcement after a hearing at the East Jakarta District Court on November 5, 2026.
Tifa is a defendant in the case and faces charges under Indonesia’s Criminal Code and electronic information law.
- Who
- Tifauzia Tyassuma, known as Dr Tifa, says she will file the complaint with National Police Chief Suyudi Ario Seto.
- What
- She plans to complain about what she calls the improper use of restorative justice in the case involving allegations over Joko Widodo’s diploma.
- When
- November 5, 2026, after a court hearing.
- Where
- East Jakarta District Court; she plans to submit the complaint to the National Police chief.
- Why
- She says restorative justice was applied to only some people named in a police report involving eight people.
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- People named in police report
- Eight
- Planned recipient
- National Police Chief Suyudi Ario Seto
- Announcement date
- November 5, 2026
- Court
- East Jakarta District Court
What people are saying
We will report to the new police chief, General Suyudi Ario Seto, about malpractice in restorative justice.
This time we will test whether General Suyudi Ario Seto is able to uphold the truth that there has been an abuse of restorative justice.