State dossier
Indonesia
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What does it want?
Position: wants a treaty, terms open (LBI-OPEN). Supports negotiating a treaty but has not said what it should prohibit.
Wants a treaty, terms open (LBI-OPEN), since 2024-10-24, stated directly (EXPLICIT)
In the UN First Committee's 2024 debate on conventional weapons, Indonesia said it supports pursuing a legally binding instrument to regulate autonomous weapons, with meaningful human control over the use of force. It did not say the instrument should ban any systems, so on this site's scale it wants a treaty with the terms left open.
Indonesia states support for a legally binding instrument on autonomous weapons.
Indonesia supports pursuing a legally binding instrument to regulate autonomous weapons systems.
Statement by Indonesia, First Committee thematic debate on conventional weapons (cluster 4), 79th session, 2024-10-24 source
Indonesia ties the instrument to meaningful human control and strict respect for international law.
We believe that maintaining meaningful human control over the use of force are essential and that international law is strictly adhered to.
Statement by Indonesia, First Committee thematic debate on conventional weapons (cluster 4), 79th session, 2024-10-24 source
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How did it vote?
Yes on all three UN votes on autonomous weapons.
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What has it signed?
Being on a list is a fact. Not being on one is not opposition.
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When has it spoken?
Every time it went on the record, dated.
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What rules has it written at home?
Its own military policy.
Military policy not yet reviewed by this site, as of 2026-11-04.
The record
The documents on file.
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