Denny Indrayana

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Denny Indrayana is an Indonesian constitutional law scholar and lawyer. He was deputy minister of law and human rights from 2011 to 2014, is a professor of constitutional law, and is a senior partner at Integrity Law Firm, practicing in Indonesia and Australia.

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Statements by Denny Indrayana

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Denny Indrayana

Role at the time: Constitutional law scholar and former deputy minister of law and human rights, speaking to reporters

Condemned

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The education documents Gibran Rakabuming Raka submitted to run for vice president in 2024 did not meet Indonesia's legal requirement of a senior high school education or its equivalent.

“Through the Constitutional Court ruling, which was confirmed and upheld by the Supreme Court, Gibran no longer meets the requirements to be Vice President, especially in this context the education requirement. (Translated from Indonesian. Original: Lewat putusan MK yang dikonfirmasi dan dikuatkan oleh Mahkamah Agung, maka Gibran tidak lagi memenuhi syarat sebagai Wakil Presiden, terutama dalam konteks ini adalah syarat pendidikan)”
Open source (opens in a new tab)CNN Indonesia: Denny Indrayana says Gibran no longer meets the requirements for vice presidentArticle text (Indonesian)
Why we used this label

The reference point is whether the education documents Gibran Rakabuming Raka submitted to run for vice president in 2024 met Indonesia's legal requirement of a senior high school education or its equivalent, which the Constitutional Court and the Supreme Court found they did not. Denny says the rulings show Gibran is no longer qualified and argues that the House should pursue impeachment, which condemns Gibran's continued tenure on documents found deficient.

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Case

Indonesia's vice president, Gibran Rakabuming Raka, resigns after courts find his school documents fell short; he says the decision has nothing to do with his diploma, and Prabowo cites a shortfall in meeting the requirements

Relationship to this case: Speaker

Gibran Rakabuming Raka resigned as Indonesia's vice president on November 12, 2026, after two courts found his school documents did not meet election rules. He says his documents are complete; Prabowo cited a shortfall in meeting the requirements.

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