Good News! 6,673 Jakarta Inmates Granted Remission This Eid
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| A total of 6,673 inmates in Jakarta received Eid al-Fitr remission 2026. Check SR I and SR II recipients and the purpose behind the remission program. (Illustration image AI) |
Jakarta — A total of 6,673 inmates in Jakarta received a special remission in celebration of Eid al-Fitr 1447 Hijri/2026.
The remission decrees were handed out after the Eid al-Fitr prayer at Jakarta Narcotics Correctional Facility on Saturday. The ceremony was led by the Head of the Regional Office of the Directorate General of Corrections (DG of Corrections) in Jakarta, Heri Azhari.
Heri explained that remission is a right for inmates who meet certain requirements.
“Remission is a right for inmates who have fulfilled the requirements and serves as an indicator of successful rehabilitation. It shows that the state is present to reward positive behavioral changes,” Heri said.
Remission Recipients Breakdown
Out of the total 6,673 inmates receiving remission:
6,564 received Special Remission I (SR I)
109 received Special Remission II (SR II)
At the Jakarta Narcotics Correctional Facility, 1,595 inmates received remission, with the breakdown:
1,580 received SR I
15 received SR II
Part of Rehabilitation and Social Reintegration
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| A total of 6,673 inmates in Jakarta received Eid al-Fitr remission 2026. Check SR I and SR II recipients and the purpose behind the remission program. |
Heri emphasized that remission is not just a reduction in sentence but a crucial part of the correctional system that focuses on rehabilitation and social reintegration.
He added that this program shows that the rehabilitation process is effective and has a positive impact on inmates’ behavior.
A Moment of Reflection and New Hope
Head of Jakarta Narcotics Correctional Facility, Syarpani, said Eid al-Fitr provides a moment of reflection for inmates to continue improving themselves.
“Remission is not just a sentence reduction; it is a form of appreciation for discipline and active participation in rehabilitation programs,” Syarpani said.
He hopes the remission will motivate inmates to pursue a better life after their release.
According to him, celebrating Eid al-Fitr in the correctional facility also brings new hope for inmates to plan a positive future.
“With this special remission, it is expected that all inmates will be more motivated to participate fully in rehabilitation programs and return to society as better and productive individuals,” he added.
FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)
1. What is the special Eid al-Fitr remission?
It is a sentence reduction granted to inmates during Eid al-Fitr if they meet certain requirements.
2. What is the difference between SR I and SR II?
SR I is a standard remission, while SR II may result in immediate release.
3. How many inmates in Jakarta received remission in 2026?
A total of 6,673 inmates received remission.
4. What is the purpose of granting remission?
To encourage rehabilitation, behavioral improvement, and social reintegration.
5. Can all inmates receive remission?
No, only those who meet administrative requirements and maintain good conduct.
