Indonesian students continue to protest the recently enacted National Police Law, voicing strong opposition to the legislation. Legal expert and member of the National Police Reform Acceleration Commission, Mahfud MD, has acknowledged the protests as reasonable. He attributes the ongoing demonstrations to a perceived lack of substantial change within the law itself. The law has faced criticism for potentially weakening civilian oversight of the police and granting excessive authority to law enforcement. Mahfud MD’s statement suggests a recognition of student concerns, though it remains unclear if the government intends to revise the legislation. The protests highlight ongoing tensions between students, the government, and the national police regarding police reform and accountability. Further demonstrations are anticipated as students demand revisions to the controversial law.