The Criminal Procedure Law amendment bill has been submitted to the plenary session of the National Assembly, and the People Power Party is expressing its opinion through a filibuster. This amendment bill abolishes the prosecutor's direct investigation authority entirely and also abolishes the supplementary investigation right. It also allows complainants, victims, and informants to file objections if the police decide not to prosecute a case. The Democratic Party argues that the amendment strengthens victim protection and advocates for it, while the People Power Party criticizes it as being favorable to criminals and creating difficulties in uncovering the truth of cases.
